For release number 43, Kiosk ID brings together desert-born pathos and psychedelic sound design. Meeting
somewhere between the Nevada desert and the European festival circuit, Temple Tears and bīsu deliver a
scintillating, groove-driven three-tracker tinged with acid and ethnic undercurrents.

On 'Addiction,' Temple Tears delivers a radiant Melodic House cut driven by compact drum structures and
brightly blazing synth contortions. Artfully oscillating between brooding, mechanical, and beautifully emotive,
Temple Tears' strobing synth patterns invoke a sense of beatific fragility-glints of light in a darkly churning
groove machine.

'Temple Kiss' is an eclectic amalgamation of Temple Tears and bīsu's aesthetics: plucky and organic on the
surface, massive and sub-heavy below, and supercharged by a wild streak of acid, Temple Kiss unfolds high-
octane groove structures, subtle ethnic hues, and huge, blown-out acid eruptions. The result is a supercollision
of genres-inventive, raw, and powerfully physical.

bīsu closes with 'Hear Me,' a hypnotic, sawtooth-laden seance suspended across fields of mangled pads that
gradually transform into radiant clouds of otherworldly aether. Throaty incantations, blossoming strings, and
commanding lead patterns bloom across the frequency spectrum like creeping hallucinogens. The result is both
haunting and euphoric, a modulated blend of grit and transcendence.

Across two solo contributions and a collab, Temple Kiss delivers three beautiful renditions of its creators' artistic
DNA-darkly throbbing, brightly transcendent, and beautifully fused into a hypnotic desert totem made for the
deepest reaches of the playa.