Sutja Gutierrez is an artist from Spain working across music, painting, and writing — what he calls 'a free, sincere and fun experience.' His distinctive sound has earned recognition beyond the stage, with numerous tracks selected for various creative projects. Since 2010, Gutierrez has captivated audiences across Europe with his compelling live performances. His debut studio album Cult & Truth reveals a rich sonic palette reflecting life's multifaceted nature. The work represents "a learning process at its toughest stage, his vision about what's written in history and what's offered to him as a mere mortal trying to unravel beauty and guilt. His storyline, if any, is the need to run free and wild." His second album, Phylax Society, was created during a profound period of personal loss—beginning with the death of his dog, which became symbolic of deeper disconnections in his life. The album constructs a rich sonic universe from carefully assembled audio fragments, marking a departure into more experimental territory. Five years after the enigmatic Phylax Society, the ever sonic wanderer returns with Asystole Flatline, his latest full-length odyssey released on Lumière Noire Records. "Oh father, where are you going father? O do not walk so fast! Speak father, speak to your little boy! Or else I shall be lost" — William Blake, 1789. Asystole Flatline explores themes of naked masculine vulnerability and the complex emotions that surround the irrationality behind every heartbreak with brutal honesty.