September 28, 2026

Born Erased – Birds Drink My Blood (Digital/CD Album – Cyclic Law)

Born Erased – "Birds Drink My Blood" album cover
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Born Erased is a Bulgarian solo project inspired by Angel Simitchiev. He released his debut album on the French label BLWBCK in 2023 and returned late last year with a follow-up album, now released on Cyclic Law.

The six tracks lead the listener down a dark path that lies somewhere between dark ambient and cinematic soundscapes. This path is not only dark but also hostile, accentuated by drone-like percussion in the background. Overwhelming waves of sound descend upon the listener, drawing them into a true nightmare experience. At times, this dark music takes on a floating quality without ever becoming relaxing. Born Erased keeps you alert and stirs your darkest fantasies. Each track has something to offer without ever reaching a full climax. Notice by the way that Mondkopf and Vanity Productions have been featured each on one cut.

For me, this album serves as a stimulating introduction to a promising artist. (Rating:8).

Listen to “Unmade feat. Mondkopf”:

About Born Erased

Born Erased is the solo project of Bulgarian musician Angel Simitchiev, who previously recorded as Mytrip. The debut album “I Am The End Of The World” appeared on the French label BLWBCK in 2023, built on the tension between acoustic drums, distorted guitars and ambient electronics.

“Birds Drink My Blood”, released on Cyclic Law on 4 December 2025, turns toward electronic expression across six pieces and features French electronic artist Mondkopf and Vanity Productions as guests.

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