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the Device / WOW Signal
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the Hybrid Sequence
10:35
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Last Man Standing
06:41
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I stand stoically,
Staring down time.
A muinite passes by, and a minute passes by
and before long, minutes have passed by.
It's a good thing this next moment
is mine.
This waiting has me torn down,
Physically exhausted
From inactivity and doubt.
Once door closes and another opens
Just to close again
I'm sneaking out windows
I'm covering myself with leaves, with sand
A ninja, a shadow
The pill you didn't even bother to ask what it was
The last person fighting for an otherwise lost cause.
These minutes keep passing by, but there's something else.
The minutes melt away to hours
and the hours give themselves to days
and the days have a mind of their own
They make the decision to stay.
No matter what words I speak to them
They never answer
They just give cold stares.
Their stares never cease, break or pause.
Their states never cease, break or pause
Now we're the last two people fighting, for an otherwise lost cause.
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Nautilus [adrift]
09:06
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Jason Stealth Rochester, New Hampshire
New England based musician and producer Jason Stealth has spent two decades performing and tuning his blend of electronic and organic music in tandem across a variety of genres and projects, including experimental electronica outfit NiMH, the techno/industrial W0RMDR1V3 and the crushing metal group Protist. ... more
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