Too long for playlists. Too soft for cynics. Too sharp for romantics. Too honest for parody. Too self-aware for comfort. And still—somehow—about you.

Fourteen Fables (and a Few Fractals): An Existential Cabaret

They spoke in numbers, they spoke in fire
Built altars of thunder, of blood, of choir
I kept the silence. I counted the names
Two thousand, nine hundred and ninety-nine flames
And then... 
One more

In the desert of books and bones
They built their gods from fractured stones
Each face familiar, each voice divine
Until the sky ran out of time

One bled for thunder
One drowned for rain
One wept in gardens
One promised pain

They left us parables sharp as knives
But none could chart a satellite

What returns when you burn it all?
What speaks when the statues fall?
Not the psalms, not the scrolls...
Just the pull of poles, and the curve of orbits

Repeat the trial, forget the tale
No need for prophets to lift the veil
It all returns
The falling speed
The sequence of a growing seed
The spectrum's split, the echo's path
But never faith. Not that

No shrine can hold what's truly known
No prayer can match the undertone
Of numbers whispered in the stone
The world repeats
The world repeats
But gods... 
Do not come home

I saw your temples, your sacred laws
I saw the math beneath the claws
And when I turned-alone, unnamed
I was not damned
I was not changed
I simply walked...
One god beyond

Born Godless

Tick and flare
The signal sings
I chase the shine
that shadows bring
The lights begin, the wires lean
You’re deep inside the dopamine

Flash from the wall, I'm drawn like ink
Smile like a riddle, eyes don't blink
Breathe in the buzz, the filter's clean
One step closer to the in-between

Flick of the switch, a surge, a scheme
Thoughts align inside the stream

Spin, I'm lit in a chemical beam
Grit and glitter in the bloodstream
Sweet little fix in a self-made scene
I jolt, I gleam
Dance of dopamines

The loop is law
The loop is lean
It kisses soft
But cuts unseen

Woke with the hum of electric grace
The ghost of a grin still stuck to my face
Every impulse dressed like a king
Gold in the bite, frost in the sting

The screen writes sermons line by line
Each tap a hymn, each click divine

Spin, I'm lit in a chemical beam
Grit and glitter in the bloodstream
Sweet little fix in a self-made scene
I bend, I spark
Dance of dopamines

The rhythm calls in minor tones
Wrapped in wires, dressed in bones
I arch like code beneath the sheen
A marionette in the mind's machine

Silken tremor, velvet twitch
Craving's tune, a perfect glitch
I danced too far, I cracked the core
And still the circuit begs for more

Spin, I'm lit in a chemical beam
Grit and glitter in the bloodstream
Tangled deep in the endless dream
I twist, I scream
Dance of dopamines

Click
Crave
Begin
Again
Dance
dopamines

Dance of Dopamines

The band gathers around you. You're the subject now.
Look around—four curious faces, leaning in.
 Don’t see them?
 Don’t be silly. They’re fictional. You just need a bit of imagination to meet them halfway.
Theo clears his throat.
 “Today’s focus: humans and their invisible friends.”
Ava winces. Julian suppresses a laugh.
 Theo continues anyway—
The study begins. They start small, and simple: religion.
Humans are fascinating.
 Many say religion is sacred—
 a cornerstone of meaning, morality, and soul.
 And yet, nearly all 3,000 known gods are dismissed without ceremony.
 Filed under myth.
 Except, perhaps, for one.
 Usually the one their parents happened to believe in.

Fable I: Religion

The band watches you intently. Ava tilts her head.

This attention is both exciting and disturbing, isn’t it?

After a few seconds, there’s that familiar itch—
the urge to check your notifications.

“They always start with just one tap,” says Theo.

You just want to check one thing.
One message. One ping. One dopamine drip.

Soon it’s 2 a.m.
Your eyes burn. Your brain hums.
Your soul scrolls.

You’re not happy.
You’re not sad.

“They are optimized. Rewarded and trained,” observes Kate,
typing notes without looking up.

Theo mutters something about Pavlov.
Julian’s already swiping.

Tap. Swipe. Like. Loop. Crave.

The study continues.

Fable II: Cravings

The group gathers around Julian.
He’s staring into something quietly mesmerizing.

“What is that?” Ava asks.

Kate leans in. “The Mandelbrot set. A fractal.”
She points. “Zoom in anywhere, and you’ll find a version of the whole.
Self-similar. Infinite. Recursive.”

Ava tilts her head. “Isn’t that… just how life works?
One branching path after another.
One unlikely step at a time.”

Kate nods. “And yet—somehow—you end up here.”

Theo adds, “Technically, everything is improbable.
But survival introduces bias.”

They all look at you.

Julian speaks.
“What’s your impossible thing?
The one that shouldn’t have worked—but did?”

You hesitate.

They wait.

Because some answers aren’t found in logic,
or statistics,
or certainty.

Some answers just are.

Fable IX: Wonder

Welcome!
This is not a concert. Not really an album. Not a podcast either.
It is a thought experiment.
With music. 
An existential cabaret.

Over the next fourteen tracks, four imaginary minds—fully aware they’re fictional—try to understand what it means to be human.

They do what scientists do.
They read books.
They analyze data.
They study humans. Including you.
In fact—especially you.

They watch your grief. Your smile.
Your discomfort with this line of thinking.
They trace your longing like it was code.

And then, they tell fables.

These are not answers. 
They’re observations. 
Approximations.
Attempts.

But don’t worry—
it’ll be disguised as poetry,
so you don’t have to take it personally.

Unless you want to.

Shall we begin?

Fourteen Fables: Prologue

Carnyx

'Ladrones de Tiempo' es su último lanzamiento, previsto para el 12 de septiembre. Una canción que habla de alejarse de personas tóxicas que te absorben el tiempo y la paz mental. Un himno para soltar lastres y recuperar el control de tu vida

Ladrones De Tiempo

Contemporary Dance; Complemented with Classics!

1 - Still - Chantay Savage, Terry Hunter & Masaki Mori ft James Poyser.
2 - Ease My Mind - Chris Lake & Abel Balder
3 - Makes Me Love You - Eclipse
4 - Voule - Sally Brown
5 - Good Life (Intro Interpolations) - Inner City
6 - Let Me Show You - K-Klass
7 - With You - Vertigini
8 - The One - Jocelyn Brown, Luke Alessi & Chloé Callet
9 - Stan - Twenty Six & Darcey ( Kevin Mackay Mix)
10 - You Got The Love - Steve Tosi
11- Turn Me On - Bucie (Raw Artistic Soul Mix)
12 - Timba - Awa Band (Full Intention Club Mix Intro)
13 - Si Te Portas Bonito - Sofia Courtesies
14 - Cada Vez - Nari, Lissat & Nabuk ( Funky Tribal Mix)
15 - For Your Love - Zetbee
16 - Die For You - Tony Thomas 
17 - Gotta Feel - Dante Klein
18 - Wrap Yourself Around Me - D.O.D ft North.

DJ Reg's Dance Mix 11

From the collaborative album by Pashang and Stranded Alien  https://thestrandedalien.bandcamp.com/album/night-of-the-invasion-of-the-nazi-marsupial-werewolves-from-outer-space

The Final Showdown

Alasia

A behemoth mix of funky, soulful breakbeat and hip-hop. A great vibe for soaking up the last few rays of the summer. Enjoy and be sure to tune in soon for part two

Radio Benwax Episode 12 - Funky Epic Pt.1

Parasite / Preview

angel

Samples from: @Jhadina's through the dark cover,(Sorry they a bit rough around the edges i worked with what i had if you ever see this I hope you like it and dont sue!! :?(.  HERES THE LIINK: https://youtu.be/t8d3BOHOZEI?si=62yWuge5c-i_8Nc6 Be sure to check it out.
first time trying this out...as always.. I hope y'all enjoy.

for all those survivor girls out there, its okay to just live sometimes.

produced by: UnknownPerspective

Fable IX: Wonder

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