Of The Trees Wiped His Instagram. Here’s What What We Know

Of The Trees has quietly redirected all his socials to an interactive website that could be a cryptic way of letting the world know new music is coming.

Space bass legend Of The Trees has scrubbed his social media, save for a link that leads fans to an interactive website. Could this move be a precursor to a new album? Whatever it is, it’s got his fans talking.

The change, made without fanfare, leads fans to the website for something called Moonglade Park. Created to resemble an antiquated park information board, it features hilarious classifieds, a phone number, and a calendar including the first two months of 2026. A notice says that the map portion of the site is still under construction, but some interactive items serve to generate hype for whatever Of The Trees has up his sleeve.

Tinkering around the site revealed that a few dates on the calendar are clickable and display the message: “Movie Night in the Nature Center, stay tuned.” But one date, January 16, is listed as “Dolori Pass is open to the public,” with a hyperlink. Upon further inspection, this appears to be a new single announcement for “Dolori,” and clicking the link lets you pre-save it on your preferred platform. A call to the number plays a recorded message about the same thing.

Perusing the site a little more reveals other highlighted dates, including a forthcoming art exhibit and the park’s official opening. Is this when we can expect an album? We could not confirm anything at the time of writing, but the Of The Trees subreddit and Instagram comments are abuzz with theories. The majority of people think Of The Trees’ highly anticipated debut album is coming, while others are wishfully thinking a new venue or festival is on the horizon. Whatever the case may be, this is definitely one way to get everyone interested and talking.

Visit Of The Trees Instagram or the official Moonglade Park website to keep up with the mystery and pre-save your copy of “Dolori” today.

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