Rituals EP by Amorius – Full Review & Analysis

With his latest EP Rituals, Amorius distils the spirit of daily repetition into a fluid, reflective suite of liquid drum and bass. Across each track, he crafts moments that feel both personal and universal, subtle yet immersive, like the ambient rhythm of a familiar morning or a late night train ride.

The production is clean and expressive throughout, showcasing Amorius’s flair for balance and space. Rolling drums and smooth sub work underpin delicate pads, shimmering keys and organic textures. There is a meditative quality here, but it never drifts into background music. Each tune has intent, motion and presence.

Standout cuts like the initial track elevate the EP beyond a functional listening experience. These are not just study beats or mood setters. They invite attention. For fans of Lenzman, Satl or Technimatic, this is a refined addition to the liquid canon, music that rewards both close listening and casual play.

Released on Liquid Flow, Rituals is thoughtful, understated and quietly powerful. A soundtrack for the quieter moments, when something subtle is needed to carry you forward.

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