Fault Lines from Helix Hijinks by Orbigon

The ground underfoot feels unstable from the first pulse of this track. It's a precise unraveling, built from those seismic bass tremors that never quite settle, creating a kind of mathematical discord. You hear the ship's internal logic, twisting, almost hacking itself, as the 12-string low-end starts pulling rhythms out of alignment. That's the core of it, the feeling of something solid becoming fluid. The breaks, those sudden voids of silence, aren't just gaps; they're the actual fault lines. They’re meant to disorient, to force a reset in your perception of structure, showing how deep the fractures go. It's about that moment when the old frameworks simply can't hold anymore, when the pressure of adaptation finally cracks the rigid systems. We wanted to convey the unsettling beauty in a collapse, the way even a complete break can open up new space. The way the piece shatters into fragmented reconstruction by the end—those synth rumbles and the vast quiet of the planetary scale—it's not just chaos. It's a deliberate attempt to articulate the psychological shift, that search for new meaning after everything rigid has given way. It maps the internal dialogue of a society forced to improvise, to find a rhythm in chaos itself.

We turn geometry into riffs and equations into explosions. Our guitars speak in fractals while drums count in impossible numbers. No vocals needed when mathematics screams this loud.