Welcome to K-Hole FM - Do we exist?
Broadcasting from the heart of a mystery El Camino’s desert, K-Hole FM is where psychedelic dreams meet the rocks. And not just any rocks - the desert is full of rock. Stones, boulders... and raw, gritty rock music that echoes the wild, untamed landscape around us. Here, music is a dessert for your mind - sweet, strange, and sometimes a little bit dangerous. Every show is a journey through mirage and reality, silence and noise, sound and shadow.

So plug in, drift away on these psychedelic waves, and remember: whether we exist or not… maybe that’s the real question.

Welcome to the theater of your own imagination - where sound and illusion blend, carrying you deep into the deserts of Texas.
Some songs need an introduction. Some need a story. This album takes you on a journey where, through music and words, you may find yourself closer to the core of your own existence.

"Desert of My Life" is not just a new music album by Victor Sorrow - it is a unique musical experience, a proper radio performance in which acoustic songs unfold like scenes, intertwined with conversation and confession, all “broadcast live” from a studio in the middle of nowhere.

For this project, a fictional radio station was created: K-Hole 66.6 FM, transmitting from the sands of the imaginary town of El Camino, Texas. It's psychedelic motto echoes through the airwaves: “K-Hole FM  - Do We Exist?” At the heart of the station lies its legendary program: “Music Dessert from the Desert with Hermione Ranger”  [with well-known El Paso radio presenter Amber Banda stepping into the role of Hermione Ranger].

Plot:
In the 118th edition of the legendary music show “Music Dessert from the Desert with Hermione Ranger” - a program that has launched many stars and is often called “the gateway to the big music industry” - the guest is Polish rock artist Victor Sorrow, who brings acoustic renditions of his songs alongside stories of faith, hope, despair, and survival.

He is joined by guitarist Peter Kubiak, his uncle and fellow traveler in sound. Together, they transform a radio broadcast into a raw and intimate exploration of life’s darkest corners and brightest sparks.