Solar Scars Full Album With Concept Art

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You can download the full album at the bandlab page for free.
Bandlab album page - www.bandlab.com/nyteshakecrew...
The full video with the concept art. The meaning for each song and narrative for each picture is listed below.
Inorganic spawn - The start of the album this music piece represents the
android workers on a fictional planet being assembled or in our case concieved
by the matron industrial machines, the main protagonist of the story
that I have given the name of Nula is being created.
The name Nula means Zero in Croatian, I liked the sound of the name when I
looked up the translation of zero in said language.
The song's title is easy representation of whats going on, since Nula is a
synthetic and is being born in a sense the term spawning is more fitting
since birth is usually for the warm and the living.
Wired Nerves - In this song the nervous system of the synthetic android
is being installed, a heart of sorts that pumps black blood or oil in this case
is applied, the dark brooding energy that plays throughout the song is to
give the listener a sense of things to come and that will eventually play out.
Heartless Production - As soon as Nula is composed and activated they are
placed onto the assembly line to make other machine parts for off worlders.
The march like timing of this track is supposed to represent the forced and
mass production of factory life amongst workers, it's dark oppresive
and lacks warmth that a factory full of living individuals would radiate.
The synthetic androids all made for this purpose have no choice in their
existance, simply be assembled and assemble smaller parts, an ongoing
cycle of creation all lacking an organic heart and only the steady beat
of the metal hearts that pump the oil around their system.
Digital Brutality - This song shows the other side of the factory the
drone security workers that guard the factory and pull apart any rogue
androids that have defective programming and wiring. They are designed to
look like riot police that gives a deep intimidating faceless energy.
The song has an opressive and isolating sound to it.
System Shocked - During production on the assembly lines a rogue android
tresspasses as guards give chase, the android plugs into the matron
machines and infects them with the same programming, causing the matrons
to make other infected androids that now have a purpose to escape the
factory. During the whole commotion of the rogues clashing with the police
drones Nula learns to adapt to the situation and focuses on self preservation.
Nula runs during the whole riot seeing peices oil spills and broken drones
from the riot, parts of the factory set ablaze and industrial machines
become smashed to pieces.
This song is also a commentary on mobs and mob mentality and how easily
innocents can be swept up in the whole commotion. On the flip side it also
shows that change and progress sometimes require drastic measures in order
to make tomorrow more feasible.
Trash Maze - This piece shows what Nula is going through, of escaping the
spreading fire and mixture of rogue androids and worked up drones.
They find the trash maze, an entire underground network of disposed of
parts that consist of broken machines, destroyed androids and obsolete
drones, further into the maze shows human skeletons, which is to suggest
at one point the factory was operated by human workers.
Nula braves the horrible reminders of humanity at it's most cynical as they
navigate the maze to escape to the outside world.
This peice is a commentary of how humanity tends to repeat the same
mistakes and leanrs nothing from them, the downfall of the humans in
factory shows how easily that we as a species become arrogant and think we
know more than the unknown.
Planetary Light - Coming to a clearing Nula sees a light from the outside
they follow it leading to a new hope and chance to start a new life away from
machine and human enforced oppression.
Solar Scars - The final track of the story as Nula reflects on the senseless
madness that they have witnessed. Walking through a vivid plain, as the moon
glows upon them in the black of night.
Ender - Set years after the factory destruction Nula is seen writing out
"her" events of what she witnessed as she escaped and survived.
Writing in an unknown language on a scripture.
During her wandering "she" is taken in by a small village of other synthetic
androids that escaped the factory. With "her" new family she lives out the
rest of her days exploring and discovering the planet they now occupy.
this track is meant to represent hope and to give the listener a message
that deep down in the darkest of times you are not alone.

[@GrayFox707]

I was so much waiting for this but it seems there is more to this than what meets the eye. Time to open audacity. Thank you for your work. I really loved it❤️

[@darkward00]

Keep me posted I'm interested to see what you're going to do. 👍

[@humansvd3269]

Wow, what a story for music. I'm glad that there's actual meaning and stories behind the songs. I feel sad for Nula but happy she gets a good life with folks like her and living out her life exploring. She's hot still. Downloading the whole album.

[@darkward00]

Yeah the songs each represent each chapter of the story. Would you like to see Nula return in a sequel EP? (Extended Play)

[@humansvd3269]

@@darkward00 Only if you think her story should continue. Never base your creativity at the whims of others. If its what you want, I'll be here to listen.

[@darkward00]

@@humansvd3269 Wow that response left me speechless. Well her story is done for now but there is more I can add later on down the line when I have more tools to work with.

[@humansvd3269]

@@darkward00 Of course, I wouldn't mind but I just don't want you to think you have to make something you are not interested in. You are the driver, I am just the passenger along for the sights. I hope I didn't come off as rude. And yes. more Nula I will never complain about.

[@darkward00]

@@humansvd3269 No you didn't come off as rude at all, I'm just very thankful that you feel so passionately about the work I put out. You'll be the first to know when I start working on things for sure ❤