This album is a transcendental journey - an esoteric dive into the space within, undertaken in an effort to redefine who we are. It explores inner space as both a personal and universal dimension: a place where intuition and transformation converge. At the core of this lies the torus field - the visual representation of sound, energy, and atomic vibration – the language of the universe and the source itself. To us, it symbolises the infinite flow between the inner and outer worlds - a structure that could even resemble the face of God. This is the space that we chose to dive into - a realm of potential, transcendence and meaning, with sound serving as the bridge between consciousness and creation. Through this inward journey, Space to Dive gave us the opportunity to confront ourselves and push our intuition far beyond our comfort zones. We allowed the music to guide us towards a more instinctive, vulnerable, and personal form of expression this time - less calculated and more honest. Each track acts as a fragment of this exploration, capturing moments of doubt, revelation, and awakening. The intensive collaboration with Johnny S.A., and the opportunity to record at Wreck It Sound Studios in Corinth, gave us the right environment, tools, and expertise to perform at the maximum of our capabilities. An exceptionally rare opportunity followed, where we worked with legendary mastering engineer Howie Weinberg, whose legacy includes Nirvana, Queens of the Stone Age, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, and many others. His contribution adds not only depth and clarity to the sonic result, but also a distinctive sense of prestige and finality to the album. The visual identity of the album was crafted by Kamil Czapiga of Cosmodernism, whose deep understanding and manipulation of cymatics - the science of visualising sound and vibration - perfectly complements the album’s conceptual core. By translating invisible sonic forces into tangible and visual language, his work positions him as a true modern-day alchemist. This album did not come without struggle. With the band members spread across three different countries, balancing the demands of touring alongside the reality of full-time careers, we faced constant logistical and personal challenges. Yet every difficulty we encountered reinforced the importance of the concept, and the necessity of seeing it through. In the end, realising our vision proved to be more than worth the effort.