Aura - Bicep

: The track is a staple of Bicep's live sets, though it once famously caused a technical issue when the bass was so loud it shook a soundcard connection out. Bicep's Synth-Driven 'Aura' Gets Tense Video - NPR

The track originally began as a nine-minute abstract instrumental without any drums. At the suggestion of their manager to make it more "club-friendly," the duo added a rhythmic spine, transforming it from a cinematic ambient piece into a high-energy house track. It is frequently cited for its "beautifully smooth and deep bass rasps" and crisp string arrangements, making it a favorite for testing audio equipment bass quality . Visual and Music Video BICEP AURA

: Finn utilized a tense, gripping visual style to match the synth-driven suspense of the song. : The track is a staple of Bicep's

The official music video was directed by London filmmaker Matilda Finn. It follows a high-concept, abstract narrative: It is frequently cited for its "beautifully smooth

: A group of disciples follows a man with a mysterious "aura" through a desolate landscape of roving tanks and abandoned buildings.