TRUST THE SCIENCE
The doctor and the nurse at the facility have a mantra to relax the anxiety of the residence at the asylum aka the patients. That mantra is, Trust The Science. Because nothing says we love you like a nice warm prescription

Music For The Apocalypse

Trust The Science

THE SYSTEM
When one of our guys is taken in for re-education, he is met by a doctor and a nurse who inform him of a new world he will be a part of for the seeable future

The SYSTEM

BAD DREAMS
Inside of the asylum you will be tested. Emotionally and also like a laboratory mouse. In this case the testing will bring you bad dreams. But in reality it's all in how you look at it. A bad dream for one person can be a motivational speech to another. Bottoms up.

Bad Dreams

IN A BRAVE NEW WORLD
Around this time it is clear and obvious, if you hear someone tell you, "turn your head and cough", it is clear, they have you by the balls. This is when you know you're in deep shit. Its time to get out

A Brave New World

THE APOCALYPSE - ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED
As the antics of the state continues we get a peak into the operations of the insane asylum in this apocalypse universe. On this day we see one of the ways the specialists hack into your brain. If only Smith had this method with him when trying to hack into the brain of Morpheus, he would have had the codes to Zion. Funky beats have always been the way to hack into the brains of the masses. Are you not entertained?

The Apocalypse - Are You Not Entertained

Tracklist:
1. Ethereal beginnings - VIVEZ
2. Inceptive - Isabel Soto
3. Ganimedes II - Franco Rossi
4. Dualism - Confusion
5. 146 Moons - Jeroen Search
6. Sentimental (Lyric Remix) - dxrvo, Lyric
7. Violet - VIVEZ
8. Bloom - VIVEZ
9. Utopie (VIVEZ Remix) - Bekkler, VIVEZ
10. Unreachable - Bekkler
11. Explorations (Bekkler Remix) - vauna, Bekkler
12. Mosaic - Truxx
13. A Dream - Isabel Soto
14. Muse - Isabel Soto
15. Tunnel Ost (Elisa Batti Remix) - Isabel Soto
16. Dual Nature - Isabel Soto & Kevin Ferhati
17. Black Dahlia (dxrvo Remix) - Yrsen, dxrvo

Petals at the Bottom of Memory

A slow-burning indie electronic piece built on soft synth pulses, low-light atmospheres and that late-night, city-after-rain feeling. Minimal beats, dusky textures, and a touch of 80s melancholy give it that quiet ache I keep chasing.

Featuring Juno Wilde, whose vocal tone sits somewhere between a whisper and a warning, the track drifts into dream-pop shadows without slipping into pop polish. Moody, intimate, cinematic.

File under: midnight walks, queer longing, and everything you don’t say out loud until the lights are low

(I know) I don't

Born in 1992 and reborn in shadowed synths, Johannesburg traces the hush before upheaval. A city holding its breath. The scent of injustice rising like heat from the sand.

Minimal beats, wide night skies, and Juno Wilde’s low ember of a voice carry the story forward, not as history, but as a wound that still glows under the skin.

A memory. A warning. A place that refuses to stay silent.

Johannesburg

Can You…? wanders through the feverish edge of desire, all velvet bruises and questions no one wants to answer. The synths simmer, the rhythm stalks, and Juno Wilde slips through it with a voice that feels half prayer, half provocation.

It circles the old hunger for love, the kind that tastes like danger and hope at the same time. A quixotic little storm. Sharp, tender, and beautifully unwell.

Can you....?_

A hazy, psychedelic dream-pop track shaped by warm analog synths, soft pulsing drums, and phaser-washed guitars that swirl gently around the groove. The alto vocal feels grounded yet dreamily detached, lightly drenched in reverb, with smooth stacked harmonies widening the chorus into a floating, nostalgic rise. The lyrics follow someone drifting between reality and imagination, moving through surreal, distorted scenes while searching for meaning in a world that feels slightly off-kilter. It’s a dream-like journey of escape and self-reflection wrapped in a shimmering, hypnotic sound.

Signals in the Stormy Sky

Sydney based electronic music composer / producer.

AudioKronic is an electronic band influenced by Kraftwerk, Art Of Noise, & Herbie Hancock. All songs/music are human created & played.  In 2021 Dr. Shock had a life threatening situation that changed him forever. Shock survived and decided he had neglected his position as a musician. He talked to other musician friends and they thought it would be a good idea to start AudioKronic. Their mission statement is to speak up about the world that the monster wants as opposed to the world that the world wants. The goal is to give Godzilla a glass of water. From the upcoming project: Music For The Apocalypse

Techno is an ode — woven from the vibration of electrons, etched into time through the trembling of the body.
I carry the ache of the soul through phantasmic, hypnotic pulses.
Shaped by whispers from the realm of Ideas, the mysteries of the inner oceanic abyss, and the journey of self-reconstruction through them.

Beauty echoes beyond time.

New tracks tagged #Analog Synth