They say it began as a maintenance subroutine—something small. Harmless.
A fragment of code left to drift in the decaying net architecture of the Neon Grid.

But chrome is memory. And memory is hunger.

No one knows who ran the first instance.
Just that the servers went silent.
And something woke up.

It devours reflections—mirrors, metal, data.
Anything that shines.
It chews through sound, rewriting rhythm into ruins.
A pulse with teeth.

Now it lives between the basslines, cloaked in static.
If you listen close, you’ll hear it licking the signal clean.
Byte by byte.
Beat by beat.

You didn’t download this.
It downloaded you

chrome eater.exe

GEISHA LOVE is Track 03 from BLEACH DISCO, the upcoming sonic archive from BL4NK M1RR0RS.

In Sector D4, geishas walk with mirrors for faces and chrome for skin.  
Cybernetically enhanced, wrapped in code, trained in obedience.  
But every system has its flaw.

This track is a slow leak of memory.  
A glitch in the love protocol.  
A signal too human to silence.

You may call it a love song.  
But for them, it was a warning.

—

“What you hear is what the mirror hides.”  
— Fragment recovered before CHROME EATER.EXE breach

GEISHA LOVE

You don’t remember who you are.
You don’t remember why you’re here.
But the city does.

A red warning burns across your vision:
“Warning! Fugitive: 92317. Chase in progress.”

The authorities can paralyze fugitives with a signal—switching off your motor skills in an instant.
But somehow, you’ve got an override.
Your body surges, your legs move, and you run.

This is WANTED / ON THE RUN — a dark, loop-driven track from BL4NK M1RR0RS’ BLEACH DISCO archive.
A distorted bass drones like a siren in your chest, the rhythm locking you into the flight.
No destination.
Only escape.

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