Vril's latest album, Saturn In A Supercomputer (2024), showcases his mastery in blending ambient music with elements of techno, moving slightly away from traditional German sounds. Vril builds on themes of futurism and isolation, the album features dynamic compositions and a more wistful sound palette compared to his earlier work.

Vril creates a cosmic atmosphere with its swelling synthesisers and subdued vocals. Its captivating, beatless pieces highlight Vril's skills in ambient production, creating a sense of anticipation with its delicate synths. Tracks like 'Batumi Stranding' merge ambient textures with minimal techno. At the same time, 'Final Earthbound' engages listeners with a thought-provoking intro on human evolution before diving into a subdued techno experience.

Returning to dance-centric sounds, "Truth Out Of The Cave" features catchy basslines and strong grooves. The title track takes a dramatic turn with its melodic hooks and a nod to Detroit's electro sound, though it occasionally sacrifices clarity in its production. Vril's Sohn (SP12 Rework) exemplifies his adaptability as a producer, transforming the original's character into something new yet equally impressive. The album reflects Vril's broad musical identity and innovative approach to blending genres.