Faxfire from Clock In by Kigyo

A moment of stark resolve ignites on the smoking deck, chronicling Kida’s deliberate burn of an Overtime Ledger page. This track abandons conventional song form, instead building through three escalating sections that blend the polished glitter of City Pop synths and liquid bass with the raw, angular force of indie rock instrumentation. A relentless fax tone cuts through like a final bell, driving the tension until big toms and rich organ chords swell beneath the chorus of voices. On stage, the communal surge transforms into a visceral roar, a massed affirmation of the "Stamp my name on the night" refrain, punctuated by claps that land like waves of shared release. It aims to immerse the listener in that specific brand of terror and subsequent, blazing calm—a deeply unsettling, then profoundly freeing experience. This is where the band pushes its sound, creating a space for quiet, desperate acts of self-ownership amidst the corporate hum, delivered with a fusion that feels both precisely crafted and completely unhinged.

Late-night office salvation through mellow basslines and bitter-sweet anthems. We soundtrack your after-hours escape from fluorescent purgatory—briefcase optional, emotional release mandatory.