Part Four - Be Happy

Part Five - Lyin' On The Walls

A musical self-portrait of my weird mind.

Brainsong

Born from the dark reaches of the universe and experienced deep in the minds of all who live, here is the story of existence. Incarnate Void tells the tale of the unknown: the unproven, inconceivable thoughts that we risk all for in a world of uncertainty on the search for our destiny.

Part one: Leaping

We begin awakening for the very first time. We are in the oddest of places: inside a moving train which rhythmically is carrying us towards an unknown destination. We ask other passengers where this machine is headed, but no one knows for sure. This was where our consciousness began, and it would seem we should feel safe here. But we are filled with fear, having no control over where these tracks lead, no ability to stop the train or tell it how slow or fast it should go.

So we choose to do the only thing we can think of. We prepare to jump from this train and discover our own destiny. Making our way to the back, we soon find ourselves climbing up the ladder to the top where we hold on for dear life just to get a better look.

It is dark. Stars fill the night sky like bright paint splattered across a vast black canvas. Exhilaration and hesitation fill our hearts as we prepare to leap.

Part One - Leaping

Part two finds the main character of our story shortly after leaping from the train (see Part 1 - Leaping). Immediately, they are overcome with a sense of self-sufficiency and contrive grand goals to become successful in making their way in the world in spite of their lack of knowledge or experience of how anything works beyond the confines of where they began. They discover a town filled with people like them who have long ago jumped from the very same train and formed a society. However, they all operate according to a strict system to establish order. It becomes clear that no one is just going to hand the newcomer everything they could ever want. This drives them to become rebellious and bitter as they seek some sort of escape from this system.

Incarnate Void

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