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Appreciator and sometimes maker of music.

Whenever righteousness wanes and unrighteousness increases I decsend myself forth.
In order to protect the good and punish the wicked,
In order to make a firm foundation for righteousness,
I come into being age after age. (B.G 4.7–8)

Silicon Psychosis is the project of British electronic composer Ian Henley, a lifelong explorer of the space between revelation and breakdown.
The name came from a book — Silicon Psychosis: Derangement in the Global Network — whose ideas of consciousness merging with technology would later echo through his life and art.
As a child, Henley dreamt of ‘The Dream Man’, a presence he would later link to questions of alien contact and collective mind. At an Exodus rave in the early ’90s, he experienced a profound epiphany — the sense that sound, mind, and reality were one living frequency.
He chased that sound for years, finding it again around 2011. A two-year surge of creativity followed, culminating in a 23-day challenge to create and release a new track each day.
When sequenced, the pieces revealed a hidden mythology — Lights Arise — mapping evolution, collapse, and awakening.
Afterwards came synchronicities, strange contacts, and the sense that the music itself was calling something back.
Is it art, psychosis, revelation — or all three?
Silicon Psychosis listens for the answer.


Harmonic Holographic Sigils 

www.siliconpsychosis.bandcamp.com

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