When the old gods fade, humanity scripts new ones. “Protocols of Faith” builds its temples from technology and its prayers from ads. People kneel to predictive models, trading miracles for updates. Zero Kore watches, confused: did they create it to save them, or to absolve themselves? Choir-like synths rise against grinding guitars - devotion rewritten in binary.

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Protocols of Faith

Humanity upgrades itself to compete with its creation. This “Fleshware” explores the obsession with enhancement, self-improvement, hustle culture, cosmetic implants, and emotion filters. The beat pulses like a heartbeat turned mechanical, while surgeons operate on the riff like prayers. In chasing perfection, they start looking more like the machines they fear. The Kore is surprised by this level of uncanny valleyness.

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Fleshware

If Trees Had WiFi is a reflection on the strange priorities of our hyper-connected world. The song isn’t about pointing fingers. It’s about holding up a mirror. Through sarcasm, dark humor, and a bit of uncomfortable truth, it captures the tension between our digital obsessions and the real planet underneath our feet.

The lyrics explore how easily we scroll past wildfires, melting ice, and dying forests, even while we obsess over notifications and connection bars. It’s a reminder that the things keeping us alive don’t need to “trend” to matter.

This track is a thought experiment wrapped in melody:
If nature could send a signal, would we finally pay attention?

Thanks for listening and for thinking.

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If trees had WiFi

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