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Guest of Honor (please leave quietly)

A visceral sonic strike where theater meets technical collapse. This journey exposes a raw nervous system through the beauty of a set on fire.
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17 songs
2:49Song Image
Cinematic soundscape opens with immersive crowd murmurs and intercom chatter, enhanced by Foley theater sounds, Dissonant orchestral tuning with swelling violins intertwine with glitch, bitcrushing, and bursts of industrial noise, Binaural panning heightens disorientation; tape stop effects and sudden pitch shifts disrupt the mood, Sub-bass drones rumble throughout, Ends with a colossal, distorted industrial bass drop dissolving seamlessly into the next track, all driven by spoken word and whispered cues—no singing
3:46Song Image
An avant-garde, theatrical genre-whiplash masterpiece, The composition must feature extreme high-contrast transitions and "glitch-cut" shifts, Distorted industrial metal guitars, heavy rhythmic nu-metal drums, an eerie 1930s upright piano, dark orchestral brass stabs, and punchy 808 trap bass, A female vocalist performing extreme character-switching, Rapid, seamless shifts between "polite etiquette" clean singing, theatrical Broadway-style belting, manic whispering, and feral guttural screams, Use playful mockery, hysterical laughter, and rhythmic "creepy" chants, The track must constantly mutate, Sections should interrupt each other violently rather than resolving, Start with a welcoming but uneasy cabaret lounge atmosphere, Abruptly snap into aggressive, chaotic metal, Pivot without warning into swing-trap with jazz-fusion elements, The mood is grotesque, whimsical, and dark-comedic—never just angry, Use sudden stops, hard cuts, and dissonant orchestra swells, End with forced polite
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A high-contrast masterpiece blending Math-rock, Baroque Pop, Avant-garde, and Brutal Deathcore, Instrumentation: Sharp staccato harpsichord, ornate pipe organ, and melodic strings clashing with jagged, polyrhythmic math-rock guitar tapping, Drums: Switch between tight "dead" jazz kits and massive deathcore blast beats with "machine gun" double-bass, Vocal Delivery: Female, extreme character-switching, Rapid-fire "patter" singing with clipped diction, transitioning into soaring operatic soprano, then crashing into guttural pig-squeals and low-frequency deathcore growls, Structure: Constant "genre-whiplash, " Sections interrupt each other with surgical precision, Use 7/8 and 11/8 time signatures, The vibe is clinical, aristocratic, and horrifyingly violent, Sound Design: Include the sound of latex snapping, camera shutters, and surgical steel clinking, No reverb in math-rock sections; massive hall reverb in Baroque sections, Ends with a heavy, dissonant breakdown
4:18Song Image
A manic fusion track opening with upright bass and brassy swing stabs, then colliding into explosive, down-tuned 7-string guitar riffs, slap-bass runs, and frantic turntablism, Female vocals whip between rapid rap-rock bursts, nasally vintage jazz lines, and guttural screams, Song structure rejects predictability, brutally shifting between grooves with record-skip glitches, layered with industrial metallic clanks and shattered glass for percussive punctuation, Relentlessly rhythmic, uncannily vibrant, and jagged in every transition
3:34Song Image
A stark 1980s Dark Synth-wave atmosphere opens with cold, mechanical synth arpeggios and heavy, gated snares, Thick, distorted guitars and subsonic bass crash in for the verses, merging with metallic sludge riffs, Vocals alternate: airy dream-pop whispers float above sparse synth textures, then plunge into guttural, submerged Sludge grunts as the instrumentation reaches maximum density, Tension peaks with dynamic shifts between ethereal electronic breaks and punishing, downtuned riff sections, closing on a blend of decayed synth layers and feedback
3:24Song Image
A high-speed collision of Big Band Swing and Grindcore, Instrumentation: Explosive brass sections (trumpets, trombones, saxophones) playing frantic, upbeat swing melodies clashing with ultra-fast Grindcore blast beats, "gravity blasts, " and jagged, dissonant guitars, Vocal Delivery: Female, extreme character switching, Rapid-fire "scat-singing" that morphs into inhaled screams, guttural barks, and maniacal, high-pitched laughter, Structure: Violent whiplash transitions, Sections should stop on a dime, Sound Design: Include 1950s sitcom laugh tracks that glitch and distort, the sound of a slide whistle, and glass shattering, Mood: Grotesque, hysterical, and celebratory, The brass should be "loud and bright" while the metal is "abrasive and dirty, " High-energy, 180-220 BPM
4:34Song Image
An unrelenting blend of Avant-Garde Jazz, Industrial Metal, Mathcore, and Speedcore erupts with dissonant, shrieking saxophone, chaotic piano runs, slashing Djent guitars, and relentless double-bass drumming, female vocals snap between rapid-fire patter rap, piercing soprano, and guttural growls, Wild structural whiplash jolts from smoky jazz breaks into 300 BPM, blast-beat-heavy onslaughts, Layers of metallic clanks, cavernous reverb, and abrupt glitch edits infuse anxious, suffocating urgency and brutal density throughout
2:50Song Image
A raw, unstable fusion of Industrial Metal, Stomp, and Experimental Noise, Instrumentation: Found-object percussion (clanking chains, hammer strikes, hydraulic hisses) that feels "alive" and unpredictable, Dissonant, low-tuned guitars that "collapse" mid-riff into clean, intimate acoustic plucking, Drums: A heartbeat-like industrial pulse that frequently glitches, speeds up, and stops abruptly, Vocal Delivery: Female, extreme emotional instability, Rapid shifts from intimate, breathy honesty to manic, high-pitched shrieks and distorted industrial chanting, Structure: The song behaves like a nervous system; it is "unpolished" and prone to sudden changes in mood and tempo, No "studio" perfection—include room tone, accidental feedback, and the sound of someone physically struggling with equipment
3:34Song Image
A technical, high-speed fusion of Avant-garde Jazz, Grindcore, and 8-bit Electronics, Instrumentation: Distorted, screaming saxophone runs, lightning-fast technical metal drumming, and "broken" synthesizer stabs, Sound Design: Heavily low-pass filtered (underwater), crushing bitcrushing, radio static, and wet bubbling, Structure: Abrupt, "glitch-cut" transitions between smooth, loungey lo-fi jazz and 250 BPM grindcore explosions, Vocal Delivery: Distorted, high-pitched vocal fries, frantic whispering, and "toilet-humor" sound effects, The vibe is claustrophobic, technically proficient, and emotionally unstable, It sounds like a nervous system failing in a submerged van
3:56Song Image
This Melancholic Gothic Folk and Funeral Doom piece opens with a warbly, slightly detuned acoustic guitar and trembling breathy whispers, clothed in hollow hall reverb, A weeping vibrato cello, distant pipe organ, and dragging minimalist percussion evoke a slow procession, The music warps, pitch-shifts, and decays, bolstered by unsettling sound design—shaky breaths, rustling clothes, the buzz of a dying lightbulb, and gaff tape peeling, Vocals shift from whispered fragility to operatic lament, climaxing in a raw, anguished howl as if the song itself is crumbling
2:48Song Image
1, Style of Music Box (The Master "Nervous System" Prompt) Style/Description: A high-tension, chaotic fusion of Post-hardcore and Glitch-hop at 140 BPM, Instrumentation: Angular, distorted math-rock guitars clashing with heavy, stuttering 808 beats and deep, distorted bass, Vocal Delivery: Female, extreme instability, Rapid shifts from raw, throat-tearing screams to manic, double-time patter rap with intricate internal rhymes, Vocals sound increasingly desperate and "chopped up" by digital artifacts, Structure: The rap section accelerates until the rhythm "breaks, " The track culminates in a final, desperate attempt at a chorus that collapses into total sonic destruction: use heavy bitcrushing, pitch-shifting glitches, "CD-skip" stutters, and harsh white noise, Sound Design: Extreme digital clipping, mic-handling noise, sudden "stadium" reverb bursts, the sound of a hard drive crashing, and the "pop" of a blown speaker
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This symphonic progressive metal epic opens with grand piano arpeggios and lush orchestral strings, immediately offset by polyrhythmic Djent guitar riffs in 5/4, The dramatic female vocals soar from precise coloratura lines to explosive blackened screams, Unpredictable dynamics intertwine: looming crescendos suddenly collide with technical breakdowns, while the bridge features a vertiginous coloratura aria—high staccato triplets and wide interval leaps—accompanied by ink scratching and velvet curtains, all bathed in cavernous cathedral reverb, amplifying cinematic high drama
3:19Song Image
A haunting Ethereal Wave/Blackened Trap fusion: lush, wet guitars and celestial synth pads swirl through cavernous reverb, constantly interrupted by aggressive, distorted 808s, rapid hi-hats, and horror-tinged melodies, Fluid, unstable structure dissolves between textures, Vocals alternate high, breathy whispers with distorted, guttural trap flows and shrieks, Sound design features flickering bulbs, thunder, and metallic clinks punctuating the mix, each detail intensifying the unstable, nightmarish atmosphere
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A violent, genre-hopping journey fuses chaotic mathcore guitar riffs, polyrhythmic industrial percussion, and surgically precise 1950s barbershop quartet harmonies, Multi-tracked female vocals lurch between guttural screams and pure, stacked harmonic tags, launching into whiplash shifts in timbre and delivery, The "perfect" tag is ripped apart as digital shredding, 1k test tones, saws, and bitcrushed noise overtake, ending with the visceral crunch of a speaker blowing out
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A non-linear, high-speed collision of Thrash Metal and Avant-Garde Orchestral Chaos, Instrumentation: Erratic, palm-muted riffs and machine-gun double-bass drums clashing with screaming dissonant brass and "shivering" staccato strings, The structure is non-repeating and chaotic, Vocal Delivery: Female, "Stage Lead" drill-sergeant energy, Rapid-fire technical commands, throat-tearing shouts, and breathless whispering, Sound Design: The sound of heavy chains rattling, power drills, metal hitting concrete, and the high-pitched "whine" of a moving motor, Massive, cavernous reverb
3:48Song Image
A whirlwind fusion of Baroque Pop and Symphonic Deathcore erupts: harpsichord and violins dart through regal verses, punctuated by triumphant trumpet blasts, Sudden eruptions of blast beats, relentless double-kick (220+ BPM), and fierce blackened guitar riffs crash in, Vocals careen between delicate, vibrato-heavy soprano and visceral, guttural growls or piercing shrieks, Whiplash transitions hurl the listener from ornate 1960s textures into frenzied metal with sound design layering roaring fire, breaking timber, malfunctioning sprinkler hiss, culminating in a violently distorted orchestral crescendo and earth-shaking, reverberant finish
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A high-contrast, jarring fusion of Upbeat Lo-fi Ragtime Piano, Dark Ambient, and Modern Metalcore, Instrumentation: A "tinny, " filtered upright piano playing a fast, syncopated ragtime melody with heavy vinyl crackle, transitioning into crushing, low-tuned Metalcore "panic" chords, jagged syncopated breakdowns, and machine-gun double-bass drumming, Vocal Delivery: Female, shifting from a breathless, "manic-polite" cabaret whisper to a raw, throat-shredding Metalcore scream and rhythmic "spat" vocals, Structure: Starts as a jaunty ragtime exit, "shatters" into a violent metalcore outburst, and then dissolves into a dark 60Hz hum, Sound Design: Heavy footsteps, a metallic "clang" of a fire door, and the sound of a record needle scratching across a disc