|
Title |
Video |
Notes |
1 |
Survival Horror |
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The opener is an atmospheric instrumental piece inspired by classic film and video game soundtracks. |
2 |
Light Absorbent Disco Ball |
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Bleepy, poppy and a bit weird, this song is about social exclusivity. (lyrics) |
3 |
Illuminati |
Yes |
A tongue in cheek ode to conspiracy theories. (lyrics) |
4 |
Megacube |
Yes |
The oldest song on the album, recorded in late 2010. A fast, upbeat track sounding like electropop hijacked by extremist futurist guerrillas. (lyrics) |
5 |
Microsleep |
Yes |
Possibly the scariest thing I've recorded in a long while, this ambient-ish track is an experiment in sampling gone horribly right. |
6 |
Beer Monsters |
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A song about my home town. Ironically, my street got trashed by the August 2011 riots while I was half-way through recording it… (lyrics) |
7 |
Emitter-Grid-Collector |
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A no-holds-barred bleepy dancefloor stomper. |
8 |
Mental Causeway |
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Cranking the distortion effects up to 11, this song came to me in a dream and borrows stylistically from Skinny Puppy quite a bit. (lyrics) |
9 |
Hostile Bone Structure |
Yes |
I'd pay good money to see someone wasted enough to try dancing to this one. |
10 |
Transubstantiation |
Yes |
A change of pace here as the album draws to wards its close; recorded almost entirely using circuit-bent electronics, this track is best described as dark ambient. |
11 |
Everything You've Been Told Is A Lie |
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Well it is. Lies, all damned lies. |