Though The Zenmenn are much of a mystery, Winton Rousseau has described their work as an “experiment in harmonic convergence, born from a deep respect for cosmic symmetry and a resistance to the prevailing Zeitgeist.” Their debut album, Enter The Zenmenn is a sonically rich and draws together a panel of sounds that traverses cultures, blends the old with the new, the organic with the electric, and the harmonic with the rhythmic, through a fusion of diverse tempos, instruments, and influences that create a harmonious unity that feels like the ideal soundtrack for a better world. The album’s intention is to offer a “human kind of stillness” through the dualistic interplay of complexity and simplicity, mystery and clarity, and East and West, in an era marked by what the band perceives as spiritual neglect.