Track By Tracks: DOLI'S - TEMPORAL(E) (2026)
Temporale speaks about all emotions after a breakup. There are 8 songs in total; all of them are connected with each other. We have small intros and outros for all songs, and an outro connects with the next song's intro. We are telling a story in this way. Each song processes different emotional steps of a breakup, such as anger, frustration, sadness, envy, disbelief, etc. Each song points to a specific feeling with its sound and lyrics. All songs are from the guy's perspective. He doesn't have a face because he lost his identity because of the past relationship, giving everything he has. The drink and the weed on the table point to bad habits of his ex, which have now transferred to him like a scar. He questions all past moments of his relationship on the album by speaking inside his mind, also hearing the reminiscence of his ex's voice, which she constantly tries to trick his mind.
TEMPORAL(E) album TRACK-BY-TRACK
1. INTRO:
Our boy is coming back to home after a long day finally. He’s still shaken from what happened a little while ago (Room 13). But now he’s going back home; that’s all that matters right now. He will feel good and safe soon.
2. UNDER MY REGN:
He arrives finally. He looks around; there’s still a little bit of sun. It’s warm but windy. A warm, melancholic melody starts to play in his mind, slowly and looping.
This song talks about his just-after-breakup period. His feelings are not stable; he can’t find the right feeling- is it anger, loneliness, denial?
The melody fades; he was going home, but he changes his direction and starts walking to the place where his friends usually hang out. He got scared; he doesn’t want to face it right now, so he chooses to hit up, drink, and smoke with his friends, to blow off some steam…
3. BLACK TONES:
As he arrives at the place, it starts to rain softly; the sun is going down slowly. There are some people here, so he starts to look for the boys; Melody starts to play.
This song talks about self-contradictions after an intense breakup. After someone plays with your mind, you come to a level that you contradict with yourself, you start to lose your sanity or even worse you start to drive yourself to madness, it depends on the intensity of your relationship. He couldn’t find the boys, and staying alone with himself starts to give him reactions like this song. He slowly starts to face it. Melody fades; he can’t find the boys here. He wonders where they are. He thinks maybe they are drinking at the usual bar. He looks up; it’s raining a lot now. He starts walking, but suddenly he remembers that he left his bicycle here. He looks around for the bicycle park, and yes, his bicycle is there.
4. THUNDERSTORMS:
It starts to rain very lightly now. He thinks it’s the perfect time to move now. Walks up to his bicycle, unlocks it, and starts to cycle to the bar; Melody starts to play.
This song is about frustration and mocking the other side of the relationship. We are human; we all tend to blame the other at the beginning instead of saying it’s me. We put a lot of blame, and it transforms into mocking and disrespecting that person. Now he starts to blame her just like everyone else; he tries to take the easy way.
Melody fades; he arrives in front of the bar with his bicycle. He takes a look from outside and relaxes; boys are there. He parks his bicycle and locks it, then enters the bar.
5. SHADOWS OF DISREGARD:
He enters the bar, everyone’s singing with their glasses in the air just like celebrating something. He finds the boys and salutes them, but he still doesn’t understand what’s going on. Melody starts to play.
This song talks about not giving a fuck about the world. After having anger sessions and losing your shit, you become a little bit toxic, you know? You start to say things like “fuck this world, I don’t care,” and you start to do stuff that makes no sense. He starts to act exactly like this now. He’s with his boys now, everything’s okay, fuck everything else; let’s just get hammered and pretend nothing happened. So he starts to go with the flow of people around him.
Melody fades; he’s a little bit drunk and gets another drink. As he gets his drink, suddenly he sees the girl from a distance. He completely freezes for a couple of seconds, and before she sees him, he escapes from the bar; even his friends couldn’t see him. He forgets he has the bicycle and starts to walk away, speaking to himself anxiously.
6. FOMALHAUT:
He gets more anxious each second; he can’t handle it. How can this happen? How is that possible? Why is this happening? He starts to run, slowly, then as fast as possible; it starts to hurt. Melody starts to play.
This song talks about being alone and not being able to handle things. When you are with yourself, it starts to get lonely; you start to bury happy memories; uncertainty kills you; your mind starts to play tricks on you; and you start to think that this was the most important thing in your life. His thoughts start to drown him, and each second he starts to believe that she was the most important thing to him.
Melody fades; he stops slowly, looks up, and it’s his house, good. He’s dying from sweat, anxiously, he pulls out his keys and unlocks his door to enter the home.
7. MY CROWN:
He arrives home. He’s literally dying. This is “the moment,” you know, the moment we feel really, really- I mean REALLY BAD. He rolls a joint as fast as possible, agitated, walks out to his backyard; it’s temporal, smiles, and lights up. As he takes deep breaths from his joint, he feels warm tears on his cheeks all the way down, dropping onto his hand. Melody starts to play.
This song talks about nothing, and also everything. It’s almost impossible to describe it. It is sad, it is angry, it is everything, it’s chaos. You have to die at the bottom to be able to be reborn from your ashes. It is a love call, in the most twisted way.
Melody fades. As he finishes his joint, temporal pain gets worse. He goes back inside and throws himself onto the bed, starts to cry, very low pulses; he’s in too much pain. Keeps crying and crying, passes out on his bed from all the pain and suffering after some point.
8. DREAD SHORES:
He falls asleep and starts dreaming. Dreaming is the only reality that he can fit himself into right now; anything else gives him pain. He can’t breathe, he can’t see, he can’t feel. So he goes back to the oldest corners in his mind and starts to find the best memories of them. Nightmares also attack at the same time, but he must resist in order to stay in these happy memories. It’s a war he must win. Melody starts to play.
This song talks about one’s internal resistance with themselves, wars inside us that people don’t see. He dreams weird things: independence wars, alone and fighting against millions of endless copies of the girl.
Melody fades, his phone starts to ring, he wakes up. He opens his eyes unwillingly and takes the call. He answers half-asleep to say, “Yeah, yeah, I’m coming”.
9. MY CRIMES:
He walks up, opens his car, gets in, and closes the door. As he puts the keys in, an audio message arrives from his friend. “Hey bro, where are you? We’re going to the party now at the barricade (diga),” and he sends a reply, “Okay, I’m coming. What the… what the fuck did I do, bro?” Then he exhales one big last time and starts the car. He turns on the radio. As the melody starts to play, he drives the car.
This song talks about realizing that not everything is your fault; you can’t control everything, so fuck those things you feel guilty about, and that will eat you out every day. He learned how to be reborn from his ashes, but now he starts to consume himself.
Melody fades; he parks his car and goes out. As he walks to the barricade (diga), he starts to get a strange feeling. Party sounds are getting louder on each step as well as this strange feeling. He can’t understand what it is, but deep down he knows that it’s not a good feeling.
He keeps walking and walking; something is not right. His heartbeats start to fade away. The wind gets stronger, and his hands get colder each second. His legs are slowly going under the ground. The barricade (diga) looks farther away with each step. What’s happening? What’s this feeling?...
THE STORY WILL CONTINUE ON NEXT ALBUM…
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