Earth Rotation is the debut album by Irish producer ELLLL, released on the BRUK label. The album features 13 experimental tracks combining scuffed textures, dislocated micro-loops, and low-slung grooves. ELLLL carves out a unique sound world using extended instrumental techniques, dense sample manipulation, and an abstract sense of rhythm.

While the album doesn’t follow a direct narrative, it reflects on themes like ecological tension and sonic deconstruction. Drawing on traditions of trip-hop, jungle, and leftfield techno, ELLLL’s process involves building intricate sound collages and slowly sculpting them down into emotionally resonant, unconventional tracks. Even when flirting with techno (like on "Titan"), her approach remains skewed, raw, and innovative.

Earth Rotation is ultimately a celebration of sound misbehavior — where texture, experimentation, and mischief take center stage. It cements ELLLL as a bold new voice in experimental electronic music and a perfect addition to BRUK’s roster of boundary-pushing artists.