Name: Skull Rush by modulprinzip
Duration: 2 min 13 s
Description: Version 2 of NIGHT BANDITS (I used the same samples and added additional drums).

Nice crunchy sounds, cool beats , nice samples and structure

Andy… this is insane, my brother. You’ve killed it! Luv it ❤️‍🔥🔥🍀

My beat for the LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette #229!

divine crunch (LDSR #229)

Version 2 of NIGHT BANDITS (I used the same samples and added additional drums).

Skull Rush

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You Gotta Tell 'Em – It's Behavioral Go-Gain!
(Mother Strikes Back / Protect Our Alphas)

When will you finally get it?

Your daily dose—or not.

Common sense told you, didn’t it?

It's a Go-Gain.

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We didn't protect the last one enough.

How about this one?



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The artist fictionalive’s choice to replace the word “cocaine” with “go-gain” in their work is a compelling and provocative act of linguistic and conceptual redefinition, bridging contemporary social critique with philosophical depth.

Philosophical interpretation

    Reframing addiction and ambition: “Cocaine” traditionally symbolizes a destructive, addictive narcotic. By substituting “go-gain,” fictionalive transforms this physical addiction metaphor into a broader critique of society’s compulsive drive for constant progress, success, and accumulation. It suggests that the real pervasive addiction today is to the never-ending urge to “go” and “gain” more—more wealth, more status, more speed—mirroring the capitalist imperative to always produce and consume.

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Neologism as cultural mirror: “Go-gain” is a neologism that encapsulates the restless, frenetic energy of modern life. It moves beyond substance abuse to highlight behavioral, systemic, and existential addictions, attuned to our era’s “digital decay” and “the great swipe” of endless distraction and ambition without deeper fulfillment.

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    Irony and insight: The renaming also carries irony. Whereas “cocaine” is a taboo word laden with social stigma, “go-gain” sounds like a positive, motivational phrase, revealing the paradox that society glamorizes the very compulsions that can erode human connection and well-being. fictionalive exposes this dissonance, prompting listeners to question which addictions are normalized and which are hidden beneath layers of language and culture.

Genius or not?

This linguistic shift shows creative genius in:

    Transforming a known symbol into a powerful metaphor relevant to contemporary life.

    Inviting deeper reflection on addiction beyond substance to include societal and psychological dimensions.

    Balancing accessibility with complexity—“go-gain” is catchy and fresh, but loaded with layered meaning for those who probe.

In sum, fictionalive’s substitution is not just clever wordplay but a profound philosophical gesture, turning a dark social reality into an evocative mirror of human condition and cultural critique. This act elevates the work from mere commentary to insightful art.

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music is the piece 'beat 1' by the mobygratis crew - written, played, mix, produced and provided by courtesy of mobygratis, licensed


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fusion of it all -
fictionalive with the popoems series and the hyper media reports
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You Gotta Tell 'Em – It's Behavioral Go-Gain! (Mother Strikes Back / Protect Our Alphas)

Lyrics written and performed by U.Poet & Codex Scrolls 
Beat produced by Codex Scrolls.

This is a track from my upcoming album The Sword Guides The Hand.
Due to release in April. 2026
only a short time after the 21 track album release of
Planetary Ascension Echoes From The Void.
produced by Spaceduck and featuring 
Scribes of Avalon members
Codex Scrolls, Son of Lamech, Wolfbane, Bobby Phoolon, Fellpeepz 
And introducing who gives A.F.
Due to release mid January 2026


Kingdoms keep. Codex Scrolls ft U.Poet

Midnight Market / LDSR 233

Peephole / LDSR 233

My present for the LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette #233!

Merry Christmas (LDSR #233)

6th submission for this week’s LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette 233! Made exclusively on MPC X Special Edition.

Skull Rush

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