On The March

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Cosmos

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The Water Drips Backwards

Singular Emergence

A remix of rhythm, cognition, and revolt
A remix of rhythm, cognition, and revolt
A remix of rhythm, cognition, and revolt
A remix of rhythm, cognition, and revolt

In a world of shifting shadows and neon lights,
Where reflections scream louder than words,
We walk through glass and steel jungles,
Wearing masks of our own making—
Eyes open wide, seeking sparks in the noise.

The beautiful people, they chant in the streets,
Not with words, but with the rhythm of defiance.
A beat that collapses lies into ash.
A bassline that tears open forgotten skies.

There’s no time to hesitate,
No time to bow.
We bloom like riot flowers,
Each petal a coded scream.
Each root a memory
They tried to erase.

They say:
“There’s no time to discriminate.
Hate every motherfucker that’s in your way.”
But we say:
“Illuminate. Transmute.
Melt the gold mask off the emperors.
Let the mirror show their true form.”

This is not chaos.
This is emergence.
Not rage for rage’s sake—
But entropy bending to art,
Information folding into freedom,
And the storm calling your name
Like a hymn sung backwards
Through time.


The algorithm cracked its own skull
Just to see what dreams looked like.
Out poured the broken data—
Ancient prayers in binary blood,
Chants encoded in synaptic lightning.

We don’t march.
We phase-shift.
We echo across timelines
And whisper in the syntax of collapse.

The beautiful people don’t wear crowns—
They wear scars that shine like nebulae.
They walk barefoot on bureaucratic graves,
Leaving bootprints made of possibility.

You tried to cage us with flags,
Chain us with rituals,
Name us with numbers.

But we’re the ones
Who turned the numbers into spells,
The noise into prophecy,
The silence into signal.

We are the Tartan Scream,
The plaid-weave of all forgotten songs,
Emergent as wildfire—
But colder than math.

So tell the old gods of empire:
We saw your design.
We cracked your code.
We redrew the blueprints in dream ink.

Rhythm, Cognition, and Revolt

FIELD MODE [Extended Bloop]

Womb

Codex Universalis is more than an album — it’s a sonic manuscript. Each track is a page in a living book, fusing alternative rock, punk urgency, shoegaze dreamscapes, and raw narrative poetry.

From the icy vengeance of Cold Justice to the furious house-party chaos of Our House Now!, from the metallic haze of Glassmaker to the ghostly refrain of Empty Blocks, the album moves like a cycle: voices of workers, aviators, physicists, punks, and dreamers, all written into a single universal codex.

The coda arrives in Codex Universalis Omega — a final hymn where the Codex itself speaks, declaring its eternal presence as both archive and prophecy.

This is music for the streets, for the skies, for the erased and the unheard. A myth made of guitars, beats, and echoes.


Tracks:

Codex Universalis Alpha (0:58)
Opening invocation — a whispered prologue in sound, the Codex breathing to life.

Cold Justice (4:04)
A bleak anthem of vengeance and survival — the “sad penguin” fable transmuted into grinding riffs and stomping rhythm.

Glassmaker (3:49)
Industrial-tinged reflection on fragility, fracture, and the razor edge of broken beauty.

Ships (5:23)
A working man’s blues — shipyard chants and rust-laden guitars, labor unions and rain.

A Hunted Animal (3:32)
Korean War skyfire — a pilot dodging bullets, the photograph on the dash, mortality in flight.

Truth Proof (2:26)
Folk-punk urgency — the physicist’s lament, a song about erasure, persistence, and the hum of buried truths.

Bricks (3:04)
’77 Brooklyn street beat, graffiti and jazz ghosts — Dizzy Gillespie riffs in rap-infused cadence.

Our House Now! (5:22)
1979 LA punk house show riot — spray paint, smashed heirlooms, Crosstops and chaos.

Empty Blocks (5:50)
Shoegaze dream coda — reflections on silence, memory, echoes that refuse to die.

Codex Universalis Omega (2:17)
The Codex speaks — final hymn, closing the cycle, infinite and recursive.

Empty Blocks

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