A spoken-word industrial trap transmission from the shadows of Greymouth’s broken systems. This track isn’t fiction and it isn’t theatre — it’s evidence set to bass. Silk & Circuitry delivers a cold, cinematic broadcast in the style of an Anonymous warning: low, modulated narration layered over glitch bursts, metallic percussion, and heavy atmospheric drones.

This piece documents the quiet rot behind Greymouth’s white coats and Mental Health offices: the refuge that gassed him, the injection used to silence him, the cover-ups, the fear, the rumours dressed up as “procedure.” A regional health system that chose paperwork over people. A prosecution built on delirium, withdrawal, and untreated blood poisoning. No criminal record. No violence. Just a man nearly killed by the same institutions that later claimed he was the threat.

Haunting female vocals cut through the static like a siren in the fog, contrasting the icy broadcast tone with raw human weight. The result is a hybrid of protest poetry, cinematic trap, hacker-style manifesto, and trauma testimony.

This is not a threat.
This is documentation.
A flare fired into the sky for anyone willing to look past the town’s curated silence.

Silk & Circuitry.
A voice they tried to bury.
A signal they failed to jam.


Expect The Truth

A dark cinematic trap broadcast from the shadows of Greymouth. This track blends Anonymous-style voice modulation, glitch interference, and industrial percussion with spoken-word testimony pulled straight from real events the system tried to bury. Silk & Circuitry recounts the collapse of a town where “care” became a weapon, where white coats hid behind policy, and where the refuge meant to protect him poisoned him instead with carbon monoxide and a needle full of methamphetamine while he was unconscious.

Layered male and female vocals turn the chorus into a call for digital witnesses. It’s part protest document, part trauma archive, part hacktivist signal flare. The production fuses glitch-trap beats, cold atmospheric pads, heavy drones, and cinematic drops — a hybrid between a manifesto and a warning siren.

Greymouth’s fear runs deeper than meth. It’s fear of the truth. Fear of exposure. Fear of the wrong man surviving long enough to speak.

This track is not a threat.
This track is documentation.
A broadcast asking for eyes, not chaos.
A voice refusing to be rewritten by the people who already tried to bury him once.

Silk & Circuitry.
Greymouth.
Transmission active.
Expect illumination.



Signal Flare

A viral Anonymous-style cinematic trap transmission from the shadows of Greymouth. “Red Flag Protocol” blends glitch-trap percussion, industrial bass, and cold Anonymous broadcast narration with Silk & Circuitry’s signature trauma-testimony lyricism.
This track documents the real events the system tried to bury: the CO poisoning, the forced meth injection while unconscious, the cover-ups, the prosecution built on delirium, and the silence Greymouth painted over the truth.

Female vocals cut through the static like a beacon while the bass drops hit like a digital siren. Designed for viral media: fast hooks, quotable lines, high-impact sound design, and Anonymous broadcast energy.

This isn’t a threat.
This is evidence.
This is a protocol.
Red flags raised.
Transmission active.


Red Flag Protocol

A V-for-Vendetta-inspired Anonymous broadcast built as a cinematic trap weapon. “Veracity Variant” is Silk & Circuitry’s sharpest alliteration strike yet: a glitch-soaked spoken-word protest piece aimed directly at the white-coat wolves who turned corruption into policy.
Using vicious V-stacked poetry, distorted Anonymous narration, industrial bass, and haunting female vocals, this track burns through Greymouth’s silence with militant clarity.
This isn’t a threat.
This is verification.
This is vigilance.
This is veracity.

Transmission active.

Veracity Variant

An Anonymous-themed cinematic trap broadcast crafted entirely from A-alliteration. “Ascension Anarchy” is Silk & Circuitry’s sharpest alphabet-weapon to date: a spoken-word assault on corrupt authority, built on industrial bass, glitch textures, and anonymous broadcast narration. This track documents the asphyxiation, the forced amphetamine injection, the administrative ambushes, and the arrogance that allowed Greymouth’s system to collapse into its own shadow. Haunting female vocals rise in the bridge as the anonymous voice declares the awakening. This is not a threat. This is accuracy. This is accountability. This is the A-Variant.

Ascension Anarchy

Systemic Shadows” is the S-Variant of Silk & Circuitry’s Anonymous series: a cinematic industrial trap broadcast built entirely from S-alliteration. A serpent-tongued spoken-word assault on the systems that failed, silenced, and sabotaged him.
This track blends glitch interference, heavy bass, and Anonymous-style modulation with a haunting female bridge. It documents the CO poisoning, the stimulant injection while unconscious, the social worker witch-hunts, and the system that scripted lies to save itself.
This isn’t a threat.
This is a signal.
This is Silk & Circuitry stripping a system bare.

Systemic Shadows

🕸️ Silk & Circuitry 🧠⚡

Welcome to the tangled thread between trauma and transcendence.
This is where music becomes a mirror—reflecting the fractures, the fight, and the fire.
We don’t just make beats. We build bridges. Between pain and purpose.

Here, recovery isn’t a quiet thing.
It’s a war cry wrapped in melody,
a healing ritual whispered through circuitry,
a love letter to those who feel too much in a world that rewards those who feel nothing.

Every track is stitched with intent:
🕯️ To hold space for the broken
⚖️ To call out control masked as care
🧬 To challenge the narcissists who built their webs in our minds
🛠️ And to offer tools—not just songs—for doing what’s right when the cost is everything.

Silk & Circuitry is for the ones who walk away from the web
and grow wings instead.

This is art as resistance.
This is trauma turned frequency.
This is the ghost in your machine, learning how to feel.



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