REZN return with Cycles in the Infinite Dream, a heavy psychedelic record that pushes the Chicago quartet further into expansive, mind-altering territory. Building on the contrasts explored across Solace and Burden, the band bring towering riffs, weightless melodies and dense atmospherics together with greater focus and precision. Centred around themes of dreams, subconscious states and fractured realities, the album draws inspiration from the uneasy overlap between waking life and inner worlds. Vocalist and guitarist Rob McWilliams’ hazy, delay-soaked melodies guide the songs through moments of crushing heaviness and cosmic drift, with the band reshaping arrangements around the vocal lines to give the material a more fluid, hypnotic feel. While REZN’s music still leans into doom, metal and psychedelia, Cycles in the Infinite Dream feels more refined and immersive than ever, balancing overwhelming weight with expansive, hallucinatory detail. It’s a record built for deep listening and total immersion.