If you’ve ever wanted to drift through space-time while wrapped in a velvet curtain of sound, Vinyl Williams has you covered — twice. The Los Angeles-based psych-pop alchemist is back with not one but two full-length albums, a double LP titled Polyhaven / Portasymphony.

It’s a cosmic twin offering: Polyhaven, a lo-fi odyssey full of soft-focus edges and dream logic, paired with Portasymphony, a high-fidelity kaleidoscope that feels like touching every color on the spectrum at once. Together, they arrive as a gatefold vinyl release — equal parts concept and experience, held together by Williams’ signature sound: lush, radiant, and deeply otherworldly.

Leading single, “Find the Hidden” is a sun-drenched slice of warped psych-pop that lands somewhere between Broadcast and Tame Impala, but filtered through a prism made entirely of clouds. It’s playful, strange, and gorgeously melodic, like a lullaby written by a philosopher on mushrooms. But as always with Vinyl Williams, the layers run deep. The lyrics trace ideas of multidimensional awareness, inner journeys, and the architecture of reality itself.

Oh, and there’s an interactive video too — designed by Williams himself — where viewers can actively explore the visual landscape and seek out hidden objects scattered throughout the psychedelic scene. It’s part music video, part visual game, part digital lucid dream. And it’s very, very Vinyl.