Week 47

The engineering department is conducting a test on yet another quantum engine prototype. By accident, the control system spins it up in an uncontrolled runaway feedback loop. Before anyone has managed to killed the power, the engine stabilizes itself in a hypercharged state.

Artwork: Reimund Bertrams

Propulsion Breakthrough

Border

Remade one of my favorite songs of all time.  I wish The Fray would make a comeback :( Click the link below to stream and download the song!

https://fanlink.to/lookafteryouMM

Produced by: Mason Murphy
Mixed and Mastered by: @Adamturleymusic
Cover Art by: Trent Kelly

Look After You

Song #03 from collaborative album 'Slate Horizons' with Robin Fencott aka @metalogue

Full album: 
fluffling.bandcamp.com/album/slate-horizons

Lyrics: 

The sphere is spinning
For you to see
You’re not winning
Or giving in

Take it off of me
Get it right
Cause this time it’s glowing
Much to bright

It shouldn’t be this way

I’ve been asking myself
In this circumstance
What does this look like to you
If not overdue

Only five of us cared
When the rest of us
And the best of us
What’s going on
We’re going home
Going home

So I say

I’ve been asking myself
In this circumstance
Would you do the same for me
Cause it’s now long overdue

Only five of us cared
When the rest of us
And the best of us
What’s going on
We’re going home
Going home
Going home

Only five of us heard
When the second wave
Came crashing down
Turning upside down
And no one ran
No one ran
No one ran

He's heard

When the second wave
Came crashing down
Turning upside down
Upside down
Upside down

No one ran

When the second wave

No one ran
No one ran

No one ran
No one ran

No one ran
No one ran
No one ran

Slate Horizons

Second Wave

03 Second Wave [Metalogue & Fluff]

What would your life’s curtain-call sound like?

It’s 5 to midnight, the end of the line and you are about to leave this world for good. You have scheduled a final onstage performance of everything you have seen, done, loved, lost and regretted before an audience of everyone you have ever known. What would they see? How would they react?

Darkstone is a synth-infused electronic requiem - find a quiet place, pour a drink, close your eyes and think about the celebration that is your life.

“Its a bit of a cliche, but the idea for Darkstone came to me in a dream - about a 1930’s ballroom where I was performing in front of a black tie boisterous crowd. This got me thinking about the concept of a life’s ‘curtain call’, a real bittersweet moment. Musically, it started very simply - a couple of notes using a mournful brass instrument and then evolved from there to embed electronic, classical and synthwave elements”

Week 47

Headphones For Robots