Roman Ruins

Roman Ruins is the solo electronic project of Canadian musician and producer Graham Walsh, best known as a founding member of the experimental band Holy Fuck. Blurring the lines between analog warmth and digital precision, Walsh crafts immersive soundscapes that feel both futuristic and nostalgic. Since launching Roman Ruins, he’s released hypnotic tracks like "Drum Machine," "Homebuilding," and "Can't Pretend," often weaving intricate rhythms with lush synths and glitchy textures. His work leans into cinematic tension, pulling inspiration from sci-fi motifs and abstract emotional states.

With remixes like "Drum Machine (Guma Remix)" and introspective cuts like "Loved One," Roman Ruins balances dancefloor-ready energy with headphone-friendly depth. Walsh’s background in live instrumentation and studio experimentation shines through, creating a sound that’s equally cerebral and visceral. Whether crafting brooding ambient journeys or beat-driven jams, Roman Ruins remains a playground for his boundary-pushing approach to electronic music.