Invader Zim outro Theme Dubstep

Madness - Impersonation

Flickering lights on forgotten streets, dust settling over interrupted hours, and voices that exist only in memory. Each track carries the weight of fleeting encounters and moments of calm, like neon fading in the rain or shadows stretching down stairwells. It's a reflection of nights fading away, leaving only fragments and silence.

Breathing Through Dust

cindy

elevation

A re-orchestration of the song from the dishonored trailer hope you enjoy 

Drunken wailor re-orchestration

Item #: SCP-407

Object Class: Neutralized

Special Containment Procedures: At time of acquisition SCP-407 was recorded within a compact cassette tape. Currently, SCP-407 is backed-up as a digital audio file on [DATA EXPUNGED]. SCP-407 should not be allowed to play under any circumstances outside testing conditions, and only with the approval of O5-██.

Testing of SCP-407 is to be done in completely sound-proof environments. All tools and subjects must be sterilized to remove the presence of pollen, fungal spores, plant seeds, and as much bacterial life to the greatest degree possible to delay the negative effects of SCP-407.

Description: SCP-407 is a song in an unidentified language, seemingly sung a cappella. The voices are thought to be human. The tape containing SCP-407 was found with one track of approximately thirty (30) minutes duration, though the abrupt ending suggests there may be more. The song has been described by all listeners as something along the lines of 'soothing', 'glorious', and 'beautiful'.

While SCP-407 is played, rapid cell generation seems to occur within auditory radius. This effect seems to occur at the cellular level, and does not require the subject to be able to hear the music. The changes seem to only affect multi-cellular organisms at first, but quickly begins to affect mitosis in single-celled organisms.

During the first minute of exposure, all multi-cellular life forms seem to become healthier. Subjects suffering from malnutrition, scarring, physical injury, or chronic diseases or other medical conditions seem to become healthy with only a minute of exposure to SCP-407. This has been shown to cure Alzheimer's disease, Crohn's disease, brain and spinal cord injuries, and normally fatal infections or wounds, amongst other things. Interestingly, cancer does not seem to be affected, though the subject's physical condition was still vastly improved.

During the second and third minute of exposure, subjects start experiencing unnecessary unrestrained cell growth, manifesting in quickly advancing dermal growths. These growths seem to mostly be benign tumors and calcium and fat deposits, which though sometimes painful and disfiguring, are not life threatening.

During the fourth minute of exposure, increased bacterial and fungal growth occurs, creating conditions that grow increasingly dangerous for all exposed life, even in their new healthier states. Respiratory and digestive problems are quick to arrive in most cases, and become steadily worse as time progresses.

Past five (5) minutes, the effects of SCP-407 seem to differ each trial. In all cases, trace elements of plants or fungus as well as any animal life present begin to grow and replicate uncontrollably, at varying rates, often shaping into new organisms. Full results have varied depending on the test, and on the objects present when SCP-407 is played.

Addendum-407-01: SCP-407 was found in the home of Professor ██████ of ██████████, who had recently returned from research in the Amazon regions of northern Brazil. Agents were first alerted to a possible SCP when [DATA EXPUNGED].

Addendum 407-02: The mold that eventually resulted from SCP-407's second test appears to be some sort of Cordyceps Fungi. Noted to be similar to mold encountered by SCP-507. Due to fear of fulfilling a fate similar to that observed by 507, testing using SCP-407 has been limited to using only the first twenty (20) minutes of the recording.

SCP-407 SONG OF GENESIS

Older version of this one: https://soundcloud.com/rjac25/anxiety-no-more-fnaf-inspired-track-rjac25

SC cover picture: https://www.deviantart.com/rjac25/art/Stylistic-Springtrap-iteration-3-823740724

Just an older concept I had for the same track (slightly different instrumental/tranpose). Thought I'd post here for those who are curious! :)

"Anxiety No More" [Alternate Version] - Rjac25

Just The Final Flash Of Existence remix made by me

SCP: Secret Laboratory - The Final Flash Of Existence [Aer Remix]

GODZILLA VS KONG MECHAGODZILLA Trailer New Music So-audio.mp3

I make beats.... and then say stuff.

“What has been affirmed without proof can also be denied without proof."-” 
― Euclid

SCP-407 SONG OF GENESIS

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