Callsign from Atomic Age by Vuhwex

The word hangs in the air like a secret only you’re meant to hear. A callsign, sharp and clear, but drenched in meaning that goes beyond the letters. It’s more than just a name; it’s a signal, a way of cutting through the static, something that claims space in the silence. You wear it like armor, invisible but solid, a way of being known without ever really being seen.

It’s the thread between you and the unknown, a sound that reaches out into the void, asking for an answer, even if none ever comes. When you hear it, it’s like a switch flips—everything sharpens, the world narrows to a point. You’re in it now, fully present, every move deliberate, every breath intentional. The callsign is both a tether and a release, grounding you to a role but freeing you from everything else.

Out here, in the echo of that name, you’re not just yourself anymore. You’re something more, something unspoken but understood, a code written between the lines of who you were and who you have to be.

Vuhwex, the project of Patrick McCormick, crafts immersive electronic soundscapes that blend glitch, industrial rhythms, and cinematic atmospheres. Influenced by artists like Aphex Twin, Skinny Puppy, and Autechre, Vuhwex’s music explores chaotic, unpredictable beats with danceable grooves and eerie, experimental textures. Each release offers a sonic journey through the surreal.

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