"Timeproof" feels more introspective than Alan's last album. The sounds and textures of the record hint at brutality and menace whilst also pulsing and evolving softly with a more refined interior life. It's expansive and elegant, neatly balanced between light and dark, more mossy and dreamy than previous work. The finished album feels open, with a gentle intuition that feels as if it's guiding you through.A1. Phantom PainA2. StaggeredA3. The MirrorA4. One Eye OpenA5. Cold MotionB1. Heart StringB2. DarkingB3. Zero PointB4. The Next Time You DieB4. Timeproof