Memory 417
by In Quantum
darkcasey
darkcasey
Memory 417 is a gloomy yet illuminating foray into a possible cyberpunk future. It’s an album where mechanical despair mingles with human desperation, with neither side likely to come out on top.
Favorite track: Itarius Mourning.
Mark
Mark
Dark ambient in a darkwave wrapping, the best present! Love this style <3
Favorite track: Oceanum Mortuis.
Delameko
Delameko
Loving it. Been playing a lot of Shadowrun lately, this is perfect accompaniment.
Favorite track: Odyssey.
Mirko Jänecke
Urfe
Stefan Schaefer
fragro
Clemens
cavestrummer
Mosu
Krister Wennberg
Purple Crow
Dani Kloob
Hawrookin
iocus_severus
Artur Zakrzewski
Cameron McPhee
BioBot
kryomek1
Steffen Schröder
Jim Shepard
Kru
Lindsay Holmes
Nate Traveller
Deufr
vayl
X
Squidly
Dante_01
bjb
stuart wilson
Michael Ivanov
Gerrit777
achatius
ozora1999
Ohmicide
Andrew
Andacar
david attic (stoneweather)
neonpink85
Diligent Ape
M
Empty Scott
Mark Weatherhead
Teknologika
Primitive Fool
patrice hery
Rob
VhwatGoes
Mikko Mustonen
Aaron Fenner
Sarus
Antony O'Loughlin / The Games We Play
Zhaxtbrecht
Peter Johansen
Dave Barker
Carlos Rosao
Vegalink
Erskine White
Michael K McFetridge
Black Heart
Blarg Zombie
Inner Reflexions
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Dream
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Oceanum Mortuis
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Sarapis
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Memory 417
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Isolation Journal
03:57
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Odyssey
07:09
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Suicidium
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Itarius Mourning
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Andor
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Sanctum
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The End
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about
This Cyberpunk Ambient album from In Quantum takes you to the mega cities of the future.
"Early Spring 2074
Some say the old days were different. Before cybernetics and the transhumanist revolution. Before the megacorps bought us and our nations, our hopes and our dreams. People back then did not live, work, eat and sleep their lives away within the towering megacorp arcologies. These days only the lucky do so.
Before the megacorps developed the semantic networks, there were us - soulless prototypes with imprinted memories and so cybernetically enhanced that we verge ever on cyber-psychosis. Due to our post-human DNA, programmed for resilience, we work and live in areas where Humans cannot - like Sector 417. A quarantined and irradiated zone where we protect and maintain the filtration, power and sewage systems of the Mega-City. The nuclear fallout from the conflicts of the 50's is mostly cleaned up thanks to us, though you would never know it.
Water is scarce, and the first war over it is already brewing. We see, but lack the capacity to care. The word Humanity now feels on the tongue like some long-lost dream. A vision of freedom and serenity, turned to coarse sand on our pallets.
We see the riots from up here, red smoke and gunfire as anti-transhumanist chants peal through the city. Humans that are disenfranchised, without value in a new world where semantic networks connect the soulless, making them smarter and more effective. What is a single brain compared to thousands? Sometime recently we diverged from the evolutionary path of the many, and now seem land-locked into evolving into a single mind. A single mind at war with itself and all of creation. A single mind ready to disembowel itself to cut the cancer out.
To cut us out."
Warm analogue bass, textural soundspaces and cinematic build ups combine for a unique look into the future of mankind.
"Early Spring 2074
Some say the old days were different. Before cybernetics and the transhumanist revolution. Before the megacorps bought us and our nations, our hopes and our dreams. People back then did not live, work, eat and sleep their lives away within the towering megacorp arcologies. These days only the lucky do so.
Before the megacorps developed the semantic networks, there were us - soulless prototypes with imprinted memories and so cybernetically enhanced that we verge ever on cyber-psychosis. Due to our post-human DNA, programmed for resilience, we work and live in areas where Humans cannot - like Sector 417. A quarantined and irradiated zone where we protect and maintain the filtration, power and sewage systems of the Mega-City. The nuclear fallout from the conflicts of the 50's is mostly cleaned up thanks to us, though you would never know it.
Water is scarce, and the first war over it is already brewing. We see, but lack the capacity to care. The word Humanity now feels on the tongue like some long-lost dream. A vision of freedom and serenity, turned to coarse sand on our pallets.
We see the riots from up here, red smoke and gunfire as anti-transhumanist chants peal through the city. Humans that are disenfranchised, without value in a new world where semantic networks connect the soulless, making them smarter and more effective. What is a single brain compared to thousands? Sometime recently we diverged from the evolutionary path of the many, and now seem land-locked into evolving into a single mind. A single mind at war with itself and all of creation. A single mind ready to disembowel itself to cut the cancer out.
To cut us out."
Warm analogue bass, textural soundspaces and cinematic build ups combine for a unique look into the future of mankind.
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released July 23, 2019
Written, Produced, Performed by
Eric Peterson
Cover Art: Waarp
Inside Art: Simon Heath
Mastering: Simon Heath
Written, Produced, Performed by
Eric Peterson
Cover Art: Waarp
Inside Art: Simon Heath
Mastering: Simon Heath
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