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Cosmic Negation
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by Pixeltank
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Trifusion Clutch
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Terra Mater
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Cosmic Negation
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Chemical Synapse
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We Rise
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Stellar Waves
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Sound of Sight
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- about
- Decrypted header information from data fragments labeled ‘Cosmic.Negation.2011’
Somewhere in a former Soviet Union state, a broken man worked tireless to end his own suffering. His last happy memories were with his family, and they were dashed when his family has killed in a house fire. He could still see the bright bursts of flame engulfing the house and hear the heart-wrenching sounds of his wife and daughter screaming in terror. He wanted nothing more than to dull all of the light and sound around him; his desire was to end the pain from the terrible memories that his senses forced him to constantly relive.
This man, Sid, was a nuclear physicist in his prime, decades before. Quite wealthy, he had access to equipment, technology and a large abandoned military compound. When he completed his frightening work, it took the world by surprise and humanity once again looked to the skies for the Pixeltank.
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- released 10 September 2011
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- tags: electronic ambient chill chiptune chiptunes drum and bass dubstep electro electronic synthpop Richmond
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The legend of the Pixeltank has its roots in the ancient world. Subtle references to it, scattered all throughout primitive ... more and classical writings, have baffled historians and researchers for centuries. Herodotus speaks of it as a weapon fashioned by Hephaestus in his forge as a gift for Apollo, the god of music. less
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