The Paradox Numbers
In the year 208X there is a new sound. This sound is no ordinary sound, but a deadly virus, slowly taking over all of music. Having conquered its own time period, it has turned its sights on the past, wanting to infect artists of prior periods. The Paradox Numbers is a result. ... more
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The tones change shape and combine, performing integration. A bright picture is painted with grey and black undertones. The BPM changes and evolves. I am listening to music.
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The soundwaves travel light years to reach deep into my brain. The waves come in a tightly knit group, expanding and contracting. The waves truly form a Bond with each other, including my ears.
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A sudden noise interrupts the usually routine melody. The patterns get mixed up. There is an echo somewhere. More noise. I feel I am carried along with the high-voiced melodies.
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