Stop the Schizo have released a new album and music video. On this album, the band have set aside their rock roots to make way for a blend of pop, synth and a more indie sound. In their own words, however, the news would go something like this: Five is too many, two is too few – or how Stop the Schizo ended up as a trio but gained a whole new album. Decho Taralezhkov (vocals and guitar) and Vladimir Leviev (bass) are no longer part of the band, but the rest of the band are infinitely grateful to them for everything they have done so far. Themes of resilience, hope and introspection are woven throughout the album, inviting listeners to reflect on the complexity of life whilst immersing themselves in new melodies, atypical of the band’s previous work. "Dystopian Lullabies" is a testament to the band’s evolution, showcasing their versatility and creativity. "Dystopian Lullabies" is dedicated to Alek Stoimenov – a beloved and irreplaceable friend who, quite unexpectedly, unfairly and absurdly, was forced to end his earthly journey. info: Stop the Schizo Support the band and contact them here: stoptheschizo.bandcamp.com