Lucy Fitzgerald 
From the moment “Miles Cadaver Fractus” begins, Bad Bubble draws you into an atmosphere that feels both nostalgic and brand new. The album flows like a dream, one built from swirling synth textures, steady rhythms, and vocals that sound both fragile and powerful. Each track seems to open a door into another room of the artist’s mind, where emotions blend softly rather than clash.
The production feels alive with space and clarity. Every sound, from the gentle bass pulses to the shimmering pads, has its own moment. Nothing is rushed or cluttered, giving the songs time to unfold naturally. Some of the most intriguing moments arrive when Bad Bubble bends structure slightly, letting a beat pause or a melody linger longer than expected. It gives the listener a sense of calm curiosity, a reason to stay present.
The words touch on loss, reflection, and finding light again. There’s honesty in the writing that feels like someone sharing a quiet truth, not performing it. The vocals carry that emotion with ease, sitting right between vulnerability and resolve. The result is an album that feels personal yet completely relatable. On a personal note, I found myself replaying it late at night. It reminded me how healing music can be when it’s made with sincerity and patience.
If you haven’t listened to “Miles Cadaver Fractus”, take the time to explore it. Let it play while you walk, write, or unwind. Follow Bad Bubble on every platform you can, and be sure to add a few tracks to your go-to playlist. This album deserves to be heard, felt, and kept close for those quiet moments when you need sound to speak for you.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
