The album marks a shift in tone, moving away from Lust For Youth’s synth-driven post-punk roots. Instead, All Worlds embraces a dance-oriented aesthetic, weaving pulsating rhythms and techno-inspired motifs with layered vocal samples. The result is a textured soundscape—an exploration of emotional fragility through shimmering production and introspective melodies.
Celebrating twelve years since their 2013 ambient-industrial album Pomegranate, All Worlds reflects the evolution of Lust For Youth and Croatian Amor. This album serves as both a response to their earlier work and a progression informed by a decade of growth and change. It deepens their exploration of sound and meaning, speaking directly to the present moment.
Like the Golden Record adrift in space, All Worlds is a collection of moments waiting to connect with those who choose to listen.
Drawing inspiration from the Golden Record sent into space as humanity’s message to the unknown, All Worlds mirrors this longing for connection and understanding. Each track captures a fragment of emotion, culture, or memory, offering a kaleidoscopic view of the human experience.

Tracks:
1. Friendzone 04:18
2. Passerine 03:23
3. Dummy ft. Purient 03:40
4. Akkadian 03:32
5. Lights In The Center 03:56
6. Kokiri 04:37
7. Nowhere 03:30
8. Fleece 04:20
9. Velella Velella Wind Sailors 03:30
10.Still Here 03:08