On their third solo album, Land’s End Eternal, electro‑acoustic saxophonist, improviser, and composer Cole Pulice traffics in shimmering, otherworldly beauty. Built around meditative ambient jazz, this record introduces electric guitar for the first time in Pulice’s oeuvre—an instrument previously unheard in their music, now central as a compositional and sonic tool.

The album evokes the liminal landscapes and atmospheric resonance of Land’s End in San Francisco, folding saxophone, signal processing, guitar, piano, voice, and field recordings into a poetic suite that bridges worlds. The music unfolds as spacious, emotional soundscapes where fragmentary melodies and tonal clouds coalesce into immersive moments.

Featuring six deeply cinematic compositions—from the opening drift of "Fragments of a Slipstream Dream" through the three‑part suite "In a Hidden Nook Between Worlds," to the contemplative "In This & Every Life" and the lush, vocal‑infused closing epic "After the Rain"—this is ambient jazz reimagined with deliberate simplicity, subtle texture, and emotional expansiveness.