Name: 369 by Eventstellar
Duration: 3 min 23 s
Description: This track is a meditation on the hidden pattern that moves beneath reality. Inspired by the numbers Nikola Tesla saw as the key to the universe, "369" unfolds in quiet steps — from spark to wave to code. It speaks of resonance, repetition, and the invisible field we’re always inside. Not a formula, but a feeling. A truth that hums.

his song is a quiet code. Not just numbers, but something deeper — a rhythm behind the world. Tesla was right. You can feel it in the silence between the notes.

This version of Laniakea drifts deeper into the ether. Wrapped in reverb and carried by a muse-like voice, it moves like starlight through a dream. A soft cosmic invocation, where time feels distant and gravity sings. For those who long for something beyond the veil — this is the sound of galaxies breathing.

Threads of light

Laniakea (Kosmic Version)

This track is a meditation on the hidden pattern that moves beneath reality. Inspired by the numbers Nikola Tesla saw as the key to the universe, "369" unfolds in quiet steps — from spark to wave to code. It speaks of resonance, repetition, and the invisible field we’re always inside. Not a formula, but a feeling. A truth that hums.

This version of 369 drifts through the atmosphere like the northern lights. Slower, more spacious, and wrapped in quiet color, it captures the feeling of watching the sky move above frozen earth. The same code remains, but here it breathes — like light bending through silence.

369 (Borealis Version)

This version of 369 is a direct homage to Nikola Tesla. Sharper and more electric, it carries the tension of discovery and the hum of hidden laws. It’s not just a song, but a current — rooted in the belief that numbers hold the structure of the universe. This is 369 through Tesla’s eyes: precise, resonant, and quietly revolutionary.

369 (Nikola Version)

This track is a vision of a cosmos alive with charge — not a cold expanse, but a storm of plasma, motion, and flow. "Electric Universe" reimagines space as a living circuit, where galaxies move by force, not chance. No silence, no collapse — just light, voltage, and fire. A song for those who believe the universe does not fade, but burns.

Electric Universe

This version channels a vintage sound inspired by the psychedelic era of the late 60s. With echoes of early Pink Floyd, it transforms the original track into a slower, more introspective journey — where the universe unfolds not as a storm, but as a dreamy, drifting pulse. It's the same code, viewed through a softer lens, with time stretched and tones bent across the void.

Electric Universe (Gilmourish Version)

"Starwaves" is a song about distance and disappearance. It captures the feeling of watching light fade across space, where silence speaks louder than presence. With a haunting saxophone and sparse lyrics, it reflects on time, loss, and the waves of memory that move between stars. Nothing holds. Nothing stays. Only echoes remain.

Starwaves

"David Floyd" fuses hypnotic groove with analog textures and fuzz-drenched guitars with a minimalist lyrics chanting the name like a ritual—part homage, part hallucination.

Like stumbling on a forgotten reel from a long-lost analog experiment with no overproduction, no tricks just raw psych energy captured in motion. Structured like a looping jam fragment from a larger cosmic suite.


David Floyd

A slow-burning descent into a collapsing world of stone, ash, and forgotten futures.

Layered with ambient textures, analog warmth, and a voice buried beneath the storm. The rhythm moves like melting time steady, heavy, irreversible.

Lyrically haunted by regret, extinction, and synthetic dreams gone wrong, guitars rise like sirens from ruins, then fall into reverb-drenched silence.

Built for twilight wanderers and those who dream in grayscale.
A monument dissolving beneath its own weight — and the rain never stops.

Acid rain over the tower

A hymn to the universe — melodic, spacious, and gravitationally smooth reverberated guitars drift like thought-signals through a sea of stars.

Lyrically, it’s a celebration of motion, wonder, and galactic interconnectedness with a chorus rises like a cosmic mantra: infinite, divine, and unstoppable.

The arrangement balances vintage psychedelia with a subtle modern edge.
Solo sections pulse gently in the void, soaked in analog atmosphere.

For seekers of the sublime, the mathematical, and the musically metaphysical.

Cosmology Domine

Eventstellar is a rock band.

Known for their evocative melodies and introspective, deeply passionate and cosmic lyricism. Playing numinous music underpinned by a strong philosophy. Their sound spans the spectrum of emotions—from aggressive and intense to blissful and serene.

Blending ethereal elements of rock and pop, Eventstellar delivers a musical experience inspired by the vastness of the cosmos and the mysteries of the universe.

Jessen Einheimur – Vocals and Guitar
Jon Gilmour – Guitar and Keyboards
Eoin Belfield – Bass Guitar
Nevan Lochlann – Drums and Percussion

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