Lyrics
The old Zürichberg Gneiss in your garden wall,
you traced its mica sheen with your thumb that fall.
A map of forces I couldn't yet see,
a seismic inheritance living in me.
[Chorus]
You are the pressure gradient,
the calm inside the tectonic.
[Verse 2]
The air smelled of ozone on the wet Forchbahn tracks.
You said, "The whole mountain is breathing back."
All the small erosions I learned to ignore,
you found the fault line and showed me the core.
[Chorus]
You are the pressure gradient,
the calm inside the tectonic.
[Bridge]
A three-generation tremor,
a pattern in the crystal, stopped under your hands.
[Outro]
New strata forming.
Slow.
About Silo Drift
Zurich's Silo Drift (Leo Kaiser) started his musical life as a classically trained cellist. At 28, after a chaotic period in the city's techno scene, a rock-bottom moment involving a lost family heirloom forced a hard reset. Now five years sober, he makes music from a small apartment in Wiedikon, layering textures from a modern electric cello over patient, hypnotic beats. His tracks, built like…
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