The Box

Goofin

MonkeyShines

Rough

SCARY

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Sexy Harry

This song is about dying but your dog is there waiting for you so it's ok.

The Comeback

Adrenaline

Ab Intra - Earth is uninhabited.  An unknown event ended all natural life on the planet centuries ago.  A robot that was built with a new form of self-propulsion engine is the only human artifact that is still operable.  A glitch in his software causes a piece of code to rewrite itself.  This revision causes his servo motors to operate at a faster frequency, which mimics a heartbeat.  This frequency caused a higher level of awareness comparable to human awareness.  He is suddenly able to feel emotion, think rationally, retain memories, and learn.

Passages - At first he feels excitement with his new abilities, but soon longs to share these experiences with another living creature.  He travels for a time to find any other sentient being.  At first he is hopeful that there has to be something that is still alive on Earth.  But, soon he loses that hope and gives up.  Accepting that there is no life on the planet aside from himself.  

Wormholes - When he was built by humans, his function was to facilitate interdimensional travel.  When the technology to find and travel through wormholes was created, its use was so popular (due to the declining state of our dimension) that people were using it to transport their posessions to other dimensions to attempt to start anew.  It became much more practical to create a machine that was capable of self-transport, was portable, and could support massive loads.  Thus, a humanoid form with a chassis of extremely high-density alloy was created.  Unfortunately and unbeknownst to the robot, the high density of the materials used to create them caused other dimensions to reject the foreign particles over time, slowly destroying the machine as its molecules were dispersed.
Upon coming to the realization that he is the singular living being on Earth, he begins to search for wormholes in order to insert himself into a dimension that still contains life.  After a short while, he does find an inhabited alternate dimension.  This dimension is home only to a particular species of insect.  The same cataclysmic event that took place in our dimension also took place on this dimension's Earth, but the evolution of the luna moth in this dimension allowed the species to survive.  He cannot interact with the moths, but their presence still brings him happiness. Before long, the new dimension begins to reject the foreign particles that he consists of.  This is the first time that he has ever felt physical pain and he panics.  He instinctively finds the wormhole to our dimension and plummets through it, falling unconscious on the way through.

Perspective - The robot experiences his first dream.  In the dream, he is on Earth as it was before all life was destroyed.  He moves about the people in the laboratories where he was built, unable to interact with any of them.  As he walks, he notices strange orbs of pale light that float into each person's chest from one single point in the room.  He realizes that this focal point is a miniscule wormhole and pushes through it.  When he steps out on the other side he is in empty space.  There is nothing but the orbs of light still travelling towards the wormhole from varying directions.  He follows the path of one of the orbs and eventually comes upon a human figure.  The man is glowing so brightly that the robot can barely look at him, but takes quick glances.  He sees that the man has wires and cables attached all over his body.  The man is cradled in a metal contraption that pins his arms and legs to a tower that seems to travel endlessly into the sky.  He then realizes that the small orbs are travelling from the glowing man's chest and entering his chest in time with the pulsing of his servo motors.  He then sees that the glowing man is watching him and makes eye contact.  He is suddenly unable to break the eye contact and feels a terrible anxiety.  Everything fades and he awakens in our dimension on Earth.

Capillary - Having not known about the restrictions his design placed on extended interdimensional travel, some components of his hardware were destroyed by the dissipation process.  He attempts to enter another wormhole, thinking that the problem was the dimension he had chosen.  When he is unable to find any wormholes, he realizes that the components necessary for this process are inoperable.  A deep depression sets in.  He goes for weeks without so much as moving, constantly brooding on the dream and its meaning.  As he sits motionless, the same unstable piece of code that gave him sentience begins to manipulate itself once again.

Fatal Error - This time, the revision in the code causes his software to attempt to run an experimental program that was never made operable before the humans became extinct.  When the sequence is started, his operating system experiences a fatal error.  As his systems try to recover, he realizes all of his data has been corrupted.  Although he tries to stop the process, his operating system was programmed to quarantine and delete all corrupted data in order to prevent any of the highly advanced machinery from performing any unintended actions.  As his data is being deleted, he sees everything he has ever witnessed or felt (both before and after sentience) flash through his central processing unit, distort, and then disappear; completely forgotten.

Ad Infinitum - The glitch has caused all of his software to delete itself.  Leaving nothing but the "Emergency Sustenance Program" that his creators had written.  This program enabled the computer only to maintain the temperature of his components long enough for a technician to repair the machine before the core components overheated and became damaged.  The program was only written to function for a few minutes due to the volatile nature of the self-propulsion engine when not regulated by the operating system.  Without anybody to repair him, he is operable only while the Emergency Sustenance Program is running.  Afterwards, the program terminates itself and his core components malfunction.  Ending the life of the last living being on Earth.

Ad Infinitum

My name is Josh.  I make music sometimes.

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