Italian experimental trio She’s Analog return with ‘Danse Macabre,’ a hauntingly vibrant first taste of their new album ‘No Longer, Not Yet,’ out May 30 via Carton Records and Torto Editions.

The track, which unfurls today, arrives like a late-night apparition — twitchy, tense, and entirely hypnotic.

Built on the skeletal interplay between prepared piano and drums, ‘Danse Macabre’ spirals upward with a steady pulse before giving way to slivers of guitar harmonics and synthetic stabs that wouldn’t feel out of place in some subterranean club dreamt up by David Byrne and Arca. There’s something both ancient and futuristic here; a ritual in real time, constantly morphing.

Like the album it introduces, ‘Danse Macabre’ lives in the threshold — what the band calls “a zone of transit,” where sound becomes memory and memory becomes a new form of movement. The entire record was constructed like a collage, each sonic fragment feeding off the last, looping back in phantom echoes. It’s less a collection of tracks than a living document, equal parts improvisation, architecture, and intuition.