worriedaboutsatan return with Outland, an eight-track album from Bradford, UK musician Gavin Miller. The record moves between expansive ambient passages, electronic textures, and shorter, more fragmented pieces, creating a shifting landscape that unfolds across its 51-minute runtime. From the 11-minute opener “I've Got Nothing But Time” through “A New Life Awaits You in the Offline Communities,” “Isogloss,” and “Your Home At One Time,” the album gradually moves between spacious and more concise forms. The shorter “Keygen Variations 2” and “An Endless Numbing Paradise” lead into “Ancestral Hell,” before the album closes with the expansive 13-minute “I am Vanishing Into The Trees.” worriedaboutsatan is the electronic project of Bradford musician Gavin Miller. Originally formed as a duo in 2006, the project became Miller's solo project in 2019. His music draws from ambient, electronica, post-rock, and techno, with an emphasis on atmosphere, texture, and immersive sound. Over the years, worriedaboutsatan has released music through various labels, such as n5MD and Past Inside The Present, whilst also working on film and television projects, most notably Adam Curtis' experimental BBC documentary films Hypernormalisation and Can't Get You Out Of My Head.