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Track Listing: 
1)	Acceleration Point
2)	Collider
3)	Reap What We Sow
4)	Displacer
5)	Fall of the Archons

ABOUT THE EP - FROM DANNY:
"The serpent devouring its own tail, the ancient symbol otherwise known as the "Ouroboros" has been used to represent the great cycles, and also infinity, or unity. This symbol came to mind in a different manner of inspiration for me though. Darkness, or the path of evil, is one that will always inevitably consume itself. Much like cancer seeks to live on, mindlessly unaware of the fact that it will destroy its host in its dissonant existence with its environment. Selfishly seeking to thrive at the cost of the body in an out of control and toxic manner. Evil or the forces of decay, entropy, and destruction are overly prevalent in our world today. This album is an inspiration of this observation. I do believe we face this battle within ourselves daily and also in the global mind of humanity. To continue the path of darkness and corruption as a species, is to live dissonantly in our environment, and we truly will become the serpent who devours its own tail and consumes itself."

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Story
The Rain and the Crocodile
In ancient times, when the Zambezi River mirrored the heavens and the earth still spoke with its own voice, people depended on the rain to survive. Without it, the fields turned to dust, and the villages were filled with hunger and silence.
One day, the rain disappeared. The elders said it had been captured by the crocodile, guardian of the deep waters. No one dared confront it, for its gaze was that of the spirits and its strength that of the earth itself.
But a young man named Nyasha, guided by his grandmother's wisdom, understood that courage was not about fighting against nature, but about communicating with it. He approached the river, carrying an offering: sorghum seeds and a song that spoke of the union between humans and animals.
The crocodile emerged, lightning flashing in its eyes. Nyasha did not back down. He sang with a firm voice, reminding everyone that the rain does not belong to any one being, but to all living things. The crocodile listened, and in his silence he understood the truth.
Then he opened his jaws and released the rain. The sky darkened, thunder rumbled, and the drops began to fall on the parched earth. The fields turned green, the children laughed, and the crocodile returned to the waters, keeping the pact of respect between humanity and nature.

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