Satellites

Blind Lead the Blind

Fight To Infinity

Embracing Entropy

Embracing Entropy (Single Edit)

Outside In

Outside In (Single Edit)

🔥 Concept
“The Fall” marks the moment when silence becomes undeniable.
What began as personal doubt now unfolds on a cosmic scale. The world waits for correction, for restoration, for the long-promised turning point — but instead, something collapses quietly. Not in fire. Not in war. But in absence.
This is not the fall of humanity.
It is the fall of certainty.
Heaven does not shatter — it recedes.
And in its place, something else begins to rise.
🎧 Sound & Style
Musically, “The Fall” is heavy, restrained, and cinematic:
slow, crushing momentum
dark atmospheric layers
tension that builds without release
powerful but controlled vocals
a sense of inevitability rather than chaos
The track feels like standing beneath a sky that no longer answers — massive, quiet, and terrifying in its restraint.
💬 For the Listener
This song is for the moment when belief gives way to realization.
For when you stop asking why nothing is happening
and start understanding that something already has.
“The Fall” speaks to the feeling that the world has shifted — not violently, but fundamentally — and that the rules you trusted no longer apply.
If you’ve ever felt the ground move without hearing it break,
this song lives in that space.
📘 Album Context
Within the album’s narrative, “The Fall” is the point of no return.
After The Dawn That Never Came, the collapse is no longer personal or internal — it is global. The silence spreads. Faith fractures. The universe begins to accept a new order, even though no one understands how it arrived.
This track directly precedes “Ascension of the Adversary,” where the consequences of the hidden shift finally take form.
The fall is complete.
And the crown no longer waits to be claimed.

The Fall

Shift is the second EP by artist and remixer Daniel Voicians. His debut release, 2008′s The Inner Frame showed Voicians’ ability to meld beautiful orchestral sections with harsh electronic beats. Shift shows the same eagerness to fuse sounds from a variety of different genres. However, Shift has a greater sense of urgency and power to the sound. If The Inner Frame was the first tentative steps onto a new world then Shift is a full on invasion.

09 Goodbye feat. Martin Harp (Celldweller Cover)

Electric Eye

Machines of Our Disgrace

Neurachem

alt_Machines

Drum Machines of Our Disgrace

Fail Emotions - Reborn

Futures

Code War

Personifying the sound of the playlist generation, Celldweller (Klayton) creates a fusion of digital and organic elements, ignoring genre boundaries and creating a pioneering vision for the future of modern music.

Celldweller has become a worldwide phenomenon with fans in over 130 countries and a catalog of music garnering over 500,000,000 streams.

Klayton, the multifaceted producer behind Celldweller, not only creates artist albums that have garnered an intense cult following, but is well known in the media industry for his music appearing in hundreds of major Film / TV & Video Games, such as Westworld, Suicide Squad, Jack Reacher, Deadpool, Collide, Lucy, John Wick, Robocop, Pacific Rim, Killer Instinct Season 3, Now You See Me, Dead Rising 3, Call of Duty: Elite, Assassin’s Creed, UFC & more.

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