After several years of silence, Nathan Fake makes a powerful return with Evaporator, his first album on InFiné. Written in six weeks during the summer of 2024, the record distills two decades of exploration into a lucid, tactile form of daytime electronica — radiant, physical, and full of air. Emerging from the nocturnal pulse of Blizzards and Crystal Vision, Fake turns toward light and openness. His analog synths and rhythmic architectures shimmer with space and energy, dissolving density into motion. Tracks like “Bialystok” and “Slow Yamaha” pulse with kinetic precision, while “Yucon” and “Sunlight on Saturn” drift into dreamlike ambient clarity. Built entirely on his ancient Cubase setup and recorded largely in single takes, Evaporator captures Fake at his most instinctive and human. Collaborations with Clark and Dextro deepen the sense of dialogue between sound and emotion, between control and surrender. This marks not only a major comeback for one of the UK’s most singular electronic artists, but also the start of a new chapter: Fake will tour the album with a brand-new A/V live show created in collaboration with Berlin-based visual artist Infinite Vibes, expanding his luminous sound into a full sensory experience. A luminous fusion of electronica, ambient, and leftfield techno, Evaporator is Nathan Fake reconnecting with instinct, clarity, and daylight — and taking it back to the stage.