Mayyk

Tyrannosaurus Rex begins with a strong, smoky, burning forest, along with clearly recognizable bay leaves in the thick smoke. You get the image of a leather jacket in the middle of a green forest that is currently burning down. The forest goes out. The fragrance feels like it jumps into the future—no more fire, just scorched earth from which life slowly emerges again. In the drydown, the flowers grow back, and the forest begins to live again. One of the most beautiful drydowns ever.

Fathom V reminds me strongly of a dark flower shop or a damp greenhouse where fresh flowers have just been processed. Right at the start, there is a green, slightly bitter note of torn stems and wet earth. The flowers appear natural, a bit heavy, like lilies between soil and water. Added to this is a slightly graveyard-like vibe—quiet, earthy, and slightly melancholic.