This song depicts a warrior poised for a final battle, initially focused on an external adversary. However, a shift occurs as the warrior confronts a deeper, internal struggle. Fear begins to consume him, revealing that the true enemy lies not in the external conflict but within himself. The lyrics trace his journey to this realization, culminating in the understanding that overcoming his inner demons is the ultimate battle. The repetition in the bridge reinforces this central theme, emphasizing that self-confrontation is the key to ending his fight.

Internal Duel

This song conveys a strong sense of frustration and bewilderment at what the speaker perceives as the elevation of "stupidity" to the status of "virtue." The lyrics express an inability to comprehend or accept this apparent societal shift, leading to feelings of mental turmoil and a desire to escape the prevailing atmosphere. Despite attempts to cope with these unsettling thoughts, the speaker finds themselves repeatedly agitated by this perceived embrace of ignorance. The repetition of the question "When did stupidity become a virtue?" underscores the central theme of the song: a lament and protest against a world where irrationality seems to be celebrated.

Virtue

The lyrics lament the insidious "brain rot" caused by excessive screen time and the constant barrage of digital information. The song portrays a society where individuals are losing their sense of self and connection to reality, becoming lost in endless scrolling and manipulated by distorted truths. It highlights the dangers of digital addiction and the erosion of independent thought. However, a strong desire for liberation emerges, a yearning to escape the artificiality and rediscover the richness of the physical world and genuine sensory experiences. The song ultimately becomes a declaration of intent to actively resist the numbing effects of digital overload and fight for a more authentic and vibrant way of living, emphasizing the importance of mindful engagement with reality.

Brain Rot V2

This song critiques the overwhelming and numbing effects of modern digital culture. The lyrics depict a world saturated with screens and information, leading to a state of "brain rot" and a detachment from genuine experience. The constant influx of fragmented data and conflicting opinions erodes truth and individual agency, fostering a sense of being lost and addicted to digital noise. However, the song expresses a yearning to break free from this "grey" digital landscape and reconnect with the tangible world, symbolized by sensory experiences like "jasmine air" and "sunset colors." It's a call to cultivate a "critical mind," cut through the digital fog, and actively fight to reclaim a vibrant and authentic existence.

Brain Rot

Set against a backdrop of urban decay and lingering threats, the song delves into the emotional aftermath of a cataclysmic event. The "children of silence" navigate a world scarred by broken promises and pervasive fear. Despite the "shadows of tomorrow" and the "dancing with sorrow," the lyrics focus on an internal quest for light and peace as the foundation for overcoming adversity. The journey towards finding inner peace is presented as crucial for forging connection and collective strength ("Together we’ll rise, together we’ll stand"). The song concludes with a sense of cautious optimism, suggesting that a new era of harmony can be reclaimed from the remnants of the old through healing and unity.

Shadows of Tomorrow V2

This song portrays a bleak, post-apocalyptic landscape characterized by brokenness, fear, and loss. Amidst the ruins and echoes of past destruction, a fragile hope persists, symbolized by a "spark in the darkness." The lyrics explore the internal struggle to find peace and strength in the face of haunting memories and an uncertain future. The central theme revolves around the idea that inner healing and forgiveness are essential prerequisites for collective resilience and rebuilding. Ultimately, the song offers a message of hope, suggesting that even from devastation ("embers and flame"), a new beginning and harmony can emerge through unity and the pursuit of inner peace.

Shadows of Tomorrow

Music, lyrics, vocals, production: Anders Schau Knatten
Remixer: Thor Arne Gald Semb

Modulo One - The Cliffs (Eladamri Remix)

i have vivid dreams of millions of fans and then my death. 

bloodout (prod. rope)

violet dreams (prod. farber)

The song delves into the psychological state of a warrior on the brink of a decisive confrontation. Initially presented as a physical battle with an external foe, the narrative quickly shifts inward. The emergence of intense fear reveals the protagonist's internal conflict, highlighting that his greatest obstacle is his own mind. The lyrics illustrate a moment of profound realization: the "real enemy" is not an external opponent but the internal battle against fear and self-doubt. The song underscores the idea that true victory lies in overcoming one's inner demons before facing any external challenge.

The Samurai's Internal Duel

GOTHIC CLASSICAL PROG AMBIENT NOISE METAL 

FREQ ISO - SOUL CONTROL

🎧 AXAXC – BEDROOM CHESS [EP]
Genre: Cinematic Metalcore x Emo Rock x Sludgecore x Post-Hardcore
Mood: Angsty • Intimate • Suffocating • Beautifully Broken

<<We used to make love. Now we just take turns losing.>>

Description:
"BEDROOM CHESS" is a four-track emotional collapse wrapped in distorted guitars, whispered resentment, and beautiful screamo catharsis. This EP is a postmortem of love lived too long — the quiet war behind closed doors, where affection rots into ritual, and routine becomes the enemy.

Each version carries the same core lyrics, reinterpreted through unique sonic textures:

MEMORIES drifts in ambient pain and cinematic breakdowns

TIT TAT FOR TAT hits with staccato aggression and rhythmic hostility

STALEMATE breathes in sludgecore weight — slow, suffocating, and raw

BEDROOM CHESS (OG) is the definitive sound: emotional screamo, gothic piano, detuned doom

This EP was built to feel like a relationship unraveling in real time. Each track is a different move in the game. No winners. Just two ghosts playing chess on a bed of memories.

💔 Tracklist:

- BEDROOM CHESS: Memories – nostalgic and slow-burning
- BEDROOM CHESS: Tit Tat For Tat – reactive, chaotic, emotionally volatile
- BEDROOM CHESS: Stalemate – oppressive, stagnant, suffocating
- BEDROOM CHESS – raw, definitive, the collapse caught in motion

🩸 Lyrics that hit hardest:
"YOU DON’T LOVE ME — YOU JUST HATE BEING ALONE"
"BREEEEEEEEEEEEATHHHHEEEEEE"
"WE WERE LOVERS ONCE. NOW WE’RE JUST FURNITURE WITH MEMORIES."

If you’ve ever loved someone past the expiration date… this is your anthem.

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#AXAXC #BedroomChess #Screamo #Metalcore #EmoRevival #BreakdownFromHell #ModernLoveIsWar #GothicBallad #CinematicMetal #PostHardcore #SunoV4 #Alessxndrx #SuffocatingLove #Sludgecore #NewMusic #UndergroundMetal #TheSceneLives

BEDROOM CHESS

BEDROOM CHESS: Stalemate

BEDROOM CHESS: Memories

BEDROOM CHESS: Tit Tat For Tat

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🎧 For fans of:
Lorna Shore, Sleep Token, Bring Me the Horizon, Spiritbox, Slaughter to Prevail, Within Temptation

⚠️ If your soul burns for something real,
If your pain needs an anthem,
If you crave distortion, distrust, and destruction…
You belong here.

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🩸 Welcome to AXAXC
A sonic revolution forged in chaos, carved by pain, and crowned in raw emotion.

We are the sound of the misfits, the rebels, the broken, and the dreamers.
🎭 Music for those who’ve bled in silence, screamed into the void, and still chose to rise.

Blending deathcore, drill, ambient metal, and cinematic storytelling—AXAXC delivers guttural breakdowns, whispered despair, and orchestral warzones.
Every track is a battlefield between rage and rebirth, brutality and beauty.

From war-torn screams to melodic sirens, distorted basslines to ghost-drenched ambience—our sound is a cinematic descent into the darker corners of the soul.

🔥 Latest Releases:

🎖️ THE GREAT WARS
A battlefield in sound.
Orchestral hits. Doom choirs.
Nu-metal rage wrapped in apocalyptic beauty.

👑 IMMORTALISED
28-track odyssey of legacy, pain, lust, power, and rebirth.
This is AXAXC's empire. Our monument. Our myth.

🖤 You won’t just hear us.
You’ll feel us.
We are AXAXC.

📛:
#AXAXC #Immortalised #TheGreatWars #Deathcore #Metalcore #CinematicMetal #EmotionalMetal #Screamo #SleepToken #SlaughterToPrevail #AmbientMetal #DistortDistrustDestroy #HauntingMelodies #AXAXCforever

Now, I wouldn't claim to possess any remarkable musical gifts, save for a decent ear and a rather handy knack for picking things up. My musical education is nothing to write home about either – just the standard school curriculum, you see, plus a handful of piano lessons with a jazz fellow from Parma.

All the same, I've always had a soft spot for music, the whole kit and caboodle, and I can usually find something to appreciate, some spark of talent, in most genres (though I draw the line at trap, which, by its very definition, seems to thrive on a distinct lack of it).

I have a bit of a tinker on the piano, my guitar playing is frankly atrocious, and I can coax some vaguely agreeable sounds out of a saxophone. But now and then, if the mood takes me, particularly when faced with those black and white keys, something – a little idea, perhaps – manages to surface.

Of course, there's a world of difference between that and producing a proper tune, which demands proper talent, technique, instruments, know-how, and, crucially, a jolly good amount of time (technical note, mind you: synthesisers, digital instruments, sampling, and loopers are now part and parcel of the 'traditional method').

Perhaps one of my few genuine talents lies in a comfortable familiarity with all things technological, meaning I can generally get technology to do precisely what I jolly well want it to.

Nowadays, there are some truly astonishing tools about, based on this so-called GenAI and these 'AI agents' which, to put it simply, in a great many applications, take on (rather effectively, I might add) all the tedious, manual labour involved in proofreading a text, or generating a video, or producing music.

An artificial intelligence, whether used to create or to pilot sophisticated instruments, does our bidding if you feed it the right ideas, the right starting material, and the right questions (in other words: if you establish the correct context and the desired outcome).

My Monogatari project is intended to be a bit of a social experiment, really. Aside from finally bringing some long-held ideas of mine to fruition in a reasonable timeframe, I'm keen to understand the genuine impact of this technology on a distinctly creative and artistic field.

That is to say: is artificial intelligence merely a substitute, or is it simply an exceptionally advanced expressive tool?

The streaming platforms will deliver the verdict, I suppose.

Modulo One is a Norwegian dark electro band. If you enjoy the music of bands like Covenant and Rotersand, you might like us too!

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