Czech psychedelic project The Oscillation will release Interference on 30 October 2026 via Fuzz Club. It is the eleventh studio album from Demian Castellanos, who has operated under this name for two decades. The announcement arrives with the lead single "Bring It On", accompanied by an official video on the Fuzz Club YouTube channel.

Castellanos describes Interference as "a painting of sound rather than music", aiming for accessibility without surrendering extremity. Dense drones, feedback and motorik rhythms dissolve into moments of warmth and euphoria. Much of the record took shape instinctually from fragments — intros, outros, abandoned ideas — some dating back nearly twenty years. Two long-dormant compositions, "Stasis" and "When You Close Your Eyes", finally found their place.

Recorded and mixed at Castellanos's home studio in the Czech Republic, the album features Lorena Quintanilla of Lorelle Meets The Obsolete on two tracks, including the centrepiece "La Alusión". Fuzz Club offers limited purple smoke vinyl (hand-numbered /200), clear red vinyl and CD; the CD adds four bonus ambient versions.

On the evidence of the single, the motorik pulse and layered textures remain intact, while the production feels more open than on recent records. The shift toward "painting with sound" suggests a measured evolution rather than a rupture.