Ophelia Sullivan, once recognized for their notable contributions to electronic and experimental music with bands like Ecstasphere, Aphexia, and as a live vocalist for the German Progressive Metal ensemble, Soulsplitter, graces the music scene with their maiden solo venture. The album, "Disposable Identity," resonates with a delightful yet somber ambiance, reminiscent of the ethereal tunes of Tori Amos, albeit with a stronger electronic and progressive touch, a mixture that works wonderfuly.

The rich tapestry of Ophelia's musical journey is evident in this debut, which synthesizes a multitude of genres from Post-Progressive, Avant-Pop, and Trip Hop, to Electronica and Post-Rock. Staying true to their roots, Ophelia marries seemingly disparate styles with masterful ease. This project, which represents an eight-year labor of love, boasts collaborations with an array of adept guest instrumentalists and features captivating string arrangements, evoking musical luminaries like Steven Wilson, Chelsea Wolfe, Björk, and Portishead.