Interference

For two decades, The Oscillation has occupied its own space within the psychedelic underground, continually reshaping a sound built as much from texture, repetition and atmosphere as it is from conventional songcraft. On ‘Interference’, released October 30th 2026 via Fuzz Club, Demian Castellanos pushes that approach further than ever, creating what he describes as “a painting of sound rather than music. Its an album where noise and melody constantly collide, dissolve and reform into something strangely beautiful: I wanted it to be accessible but also quite extreme, a sort of beautiful noise. I did my best to push out the parameters whilst trying not to allow it to disintegrate into something with no meaning or focus. Chasing an elusive balance between accessibility and abstraction, the result is a record that feels simultaneously immediate and disorientating: dense layers of drones, feedback and motorik rhythms give way to unexpected moments of