Biofract Omega by Alan Hajduk

Biofract Omega is conceived as a sonic artifact from the end of a civilization, an album that reflects a world where the boundary between biology and technology has been irreversibly shattered. “Biofract” represents the fracture of natural life under the pressure of corporate genetics, cybernetic implants, and artificially engineered evolution. Humanity is no longer whole, but a fragile construct of flesh, code, and electricity, scattered across dark megacities that never sleep.

“Omega” signifies the final stage – not only the collapse of a social order, but the last point of human autonomy. In this dystopian future, decaying neon advertisements illuminate streets where a silent struggle for identity and survival unfolds. The album follows this sense of inevitability, paired with the subdued resistance of those who refuse to be fully absorbed by the system.

Through its cold, dark cyberpunk aesthetic, Biofract Omega does not merely describe the future – it warns of it. It is a soundscape of a civilization that crossed the line, where technological progress defeated humanity, yet failed to erase its desire for freedom.

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