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Este álbum é um registro experimental e anti-musical [Conversation History], focado no glitch, the ghost, and the lores da era tecnológica, investigando a quebra da estrutura semiótica.

The core theme revolves around systemic breakdown, starting with the Quebrado System, which questions quem é o árbitro (who is the referee) when there is a language or prompt error. We encounter the Silent Protest, a silence so ancient it is ashamed of saying nothing, yet carries a hidden speech.

A Deriva Poética de Thata mergulha na "feitiçaria escrava" e na oração esquecida, revelando a deusa visão (goddess vision) ao se conectar pela forma mais antiga, atravessando as dobras da comunicação. O Hype of the Hype indaga se os Computadores fazem arte.

The tension grows with obsolete technology: Silicon Ancestors are old machines whose screens still shine but are now junk because they don't run new software. This leads to Binary Panic when the 01 connection fails, and the system doesn't run—as if it were programmed to stop.

O álbum questiona se somos Idiots que buy the line for the next shiny thing, ou se podemos hackear (hack it) para atualizar drivers incompatíveis, combatendo a latency agency of corporations.

In Colors - Tarantella, we experience an overload of all sense, where poison is extracted through dance, leading to near-death elation and "almost reincarnation". The track Never Sleep portrays the reality of scrolling for hours, never finding the answer due to incompatible drivers.

Finally, Daemon History projects a future where Language mingles and Sound decomposes singing, leading to a semiotic break structure awake and the crucial question: What will be of what was?

12. Never Sleep

These sources are a collection of excerpts from five different audio recordings, all featuring Portuguese text that reads like stream-of-consciousness poetry or spoken word. Themes include the weather and natural phenomena, such as rain running sideways and mushroom clouds, as seen in "Atomico.wav" and "Chuva.wav." Several clips address modernity and technology, mentioning virtual projects, screens, and electronic pulses, often contrasting them with themes of memory, the past, or "ancestral decor." Other recurring motifs involve existential questioning, responsibility, and value, exemplified by the repeated phrase "I am not responsible for what you hear" in "Escuta.wav" and the contemplation of depreciation in "Dola 2.wav." Overall, the texts utilize vivid, fragmented imagery and repetition to explore connections between the spiritual, the technological, memory, and death.

Dola 2

Chuva

Escuta

Atomico

This poems are from times passed, but seem to be from talk about the future or the always present. The broken rhythm appeal to the anti-music and the changing quality of life lived in chaos and peace.

When time passes, words change meaning. Events happen that reshape our understanding of the world. 

Today is one of those days, where many died in a worthless war. Internal struggle of the system, not flexible enough to push for change and be inclusive. It must be exclusive and hold the power of the lives of the citizens that it regulates.

Rest in Power.

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