The New Jersey bedroom-psych wooze-artist Julian Lynch makes music that sounds the way your brain feels when you’re at work and your kid has kept you up all night (not that I’m speaking from experience or anything). His fourth album of the stuff, Lines, is set to drop next week, and we’ve already posted his songs “Carlos Kelleyi I” and “Gloves.” But now, you can go full-immersion on the nothing-is-quite-real feeling; stream the whole album at NPR.

Lines is out 3/26 on Underwater Peoples.