Time Indefinite is William Tyler’s most adventurous and emotionally unsettling work to date. Built from cassette loops, phone recordings, warped guitar, and deep bass pulses, the album feels less like a collection of songs and more like a series of haunted rooms you move through. It opens with industrial noise and cinematic dread, then gradually reveals moments of warmth, nostalgia, and release, creating a soundworld that mirrors the nonlinear terrain of psychedelic experience.