Gold Must Die North Carolina
Zac Trainor’s music sounds exactly like his most recent works look: ghostly, layered, + nostalgic. There’s a confident
loneliness that lends the listener to self reflection. Negative space is as important as the synths, and the droning blending of textures leads to a meditative + peaceful state.
- Derek Hixon, Visions of the Unexcused
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