The explanation is solely for the foreigner audience. The album’s name is a play on words. Originally “Думи мої, думи…”(Doomy moji doomy…) which means “Oh, my thoughts, my heartfelt thoughts…” is a name of the Ukrainian poem written by Taras Shevchenko.
At the same time, an English word “Doom” is spelled in Ukrainian as “Дум”. So , “Дум(и)” could be interpreted as a plural form of the “Doom”.
Eventually, the phrase from Shevchenko’s poem could have been literally translated as “Oh, my dooms, my heartfelt dooms…”

The track "Lava" represents a metaphor for a psychedelic journey which gradually yet radically navigates you through the five stages of the mindset change.
This is when, a new vibe forcefully intrudes into your psychedelic space. First, you don’t really want to accept it demonstrating RESISTANCE. But whether you want it or not, the stage of PURIFICATION of an initial perception comes leaving no other choice but to move to the next phase of ACCEPTING the vibe. Next, comes a RECONSIDERATION of the new information and, as a final result, the APPROVAL of the new form.
A visual example of such a metamorphosis for me is a volcano eruption in which lava is the final result, a new form created as a result of the magma solidification process.

Recorded in the Galician Comfort Woods by Sashko Tsapenko, Rostyk and Atanas 2021-2022, UA
Primary mix - Rostyslav Garbar
Mixed and mastered by Alex Prok
Cover design by Rostyslav Garbar
Sculpture - Petro Petrovsky

Atanas Bro - drums
Rostyslav Garbar - guitar, bass, vox