Radius: sanctuary at the city limits

Radius reverses the classic escape narrative: the protagonist returns to their rural hometown not defeated, but deliberate — seeking sanctuary from a world that got too loud and too sharp.

“City Limits Sign” marks the border crossing. “Radius of Recognition” names the phenomenon every small town runs on: being known, everywhere, whether you like it or not — and discovering you like it. “Perimeter” and “Glass Fortress” build the album’s central image: loyalty as defensive architecture.

Justice here isn’t punishment; it’s protection — a community that closes ranks around its own. Fifteen tracks wide, exactly one town deep. Home as a defensible position.