"Thirty-one" is an intriguing auditory journey that envelops you in an ambient atmosphere, transporting you to a space that transcends the ordinary. It begins with a deep, resonating bass that rumbles in a steady rhythm, setting the foundation for the piece. As the bass continues its pulsating hum, the drums start to make their presence known, introducing a rhythmic beat that balances the bass's depth with its own resonant tones. Gradually, the soundscape is infiltrated by noise elements, creating a fascinating contrast against the steady rhythm of the bass and drums. This noise isn't harsh or jarring; instead, it weaves seamlessly into the existing sounds, adding layers of complexity and intrigue to the composition. There's also a distinct sense of the old in this piece. The elements of noise, bass and drums, all come together in a way that evokes an atmosphere of nostalgia. Perhaps it's the way the noise harks back to the analogue era, or maybe it