Whilom Explores the Space Between Life and Death in New Track ‘Third State’

Whilom has released an impressive new track called ‘Third State,’ which came out on the 13th of March 2026. Whilom is a new name in the alternative electronic music scene. Whilom is an artist from Letchworth Garden City in England and continues to explore new frontiers in electronic music by incorporating elements of ambient, electronic gothic, and dream pop music.

The new track by Whilom is called ‘Third State’ and explores the idea of a space between life and death. The idea behind this new track by Whilom is slightly eerie and forces the listener to explore the deeper meaning behind this new track by Whilom. Whilom’s new track is influenced by bands like Boards of Canada and Slowdive but is still unique and different.

The structure of this new track by Whilom is a vital component that has made this new track a success. Whilom’s new track starts off with a gentle and soft intro and then gradually builds up the tension. As Whilom’s new track moves along, it shifts to a more powerful and intense section that incorporates elements of distorted female vocals and a choir that is in lo-fi format. Whilom’s new track is a success because of its structure that keeps the listener engaged by gradually building up the tension.

The highlight of Whilom’s new track is the involvement of a guest artist named Skiddler that adds a new dimension to this new track by Whilom. This section is a break in Whilom’s new track and allows it to breathe before moving on to the next section. Whilom’s new track is an epic release that incorporates elements of strings and rhythms.

Whilom’s new track ‘Third State’ comes after Whilom’s sold-out show in November 2025 and has also been included in BBC Radio 6’s Freakzone. Whilom’s new track is a step in the right direction and explores the space between life and death.