Cyberia 10
MASCHINE
The Story
"To survive, we collectively and unconsciously know that we must neurograft,
bioweld and hypermorph into the most intimate of symbioses with the industrial
and electronic world; become as living quicksilver able to take on any form or
pseudophysiognomy -- the contours of body, mind, and spirit flowing with the
swiftness of mega-amplified imaginative cognition and will into any biomould
required. Humanity would become the most creative and stunningly transmutational
unicognate ocean of superintelligent cyberprotoplasm, alive and in flux continually
with the most wrenching, astonishing boiling biochangeability. But our need is
inadmissible -- it is too grimly cruel and colossally oppressive a future to grasp.
We must leave our soft and spongy carbonaceous flesh shells behind, as well as the
principles that governed that semiliquid form. To challenge the deeps of space and
the planes of infinity we have no choice.
We must become unyielding
bio-metal and take on a heartless spirit of survival in
which morality and mercy shall be frighteningly deflected as we struggle to master
and stabilize our new biomechanical state of being. Earth itself, so increasingly
hostile to us and reactionary against our pollutions and outrages of it, will incubate
this new and shocking order of life. That which survives will grasp the stars.
I have walked, alone and hideously affrighted, past the
biomorphs and devastators
and quasimutants and huborgs and cybots and iron golems and grotesque hulking biomechanoids that
prowl Cyberia's smoking gunmetal wastelands.
The lands of the future are filled with these weird and novel new archetypes. We
approach a crucial ignition point in our evolutionary history -- one totally
unprecedented in the life of this planet. The great streams of consciousness and
psychic energy that spiral around our lives and existence have never been closer to
our comprehension. We are on not merely a biological frontier but an even profounder
spiritual one. The biomechanical chrysalis will open the collective consciousness as
well as multiplying physical and sensory potentials beyond levels of considered
possibility. Astral and etheric dimensions of existence will become dynamic and
immediate parts of our sentience and play unknowable parts in the conduct of our
daily lives. New concepts of time and causality and spirit-organism and mortality
will revolutionize our destructive relationship with our planet, perhaps even allow
us to touch its ancient unhurried consciousness and comprehend its wisdom despite
our maddened cybermentalic hyperactivity.
For the human order will vanish in the cybergenetic typhoon and its earth-shattering
subsidiary storms. The race will become a living mass of dream-infested mercury,
leaving behind a fixed shape of body and mind. The human ecology will evolve into
such a complex and differentiated thing that every rule and law and axiom of
civilization will be rendered meaningless or must dramatically realign to accommodate
new orders of being, mind, spirit, and cyberpsyche.
Cyberia is where humanity
confronts and emerges from its larval and pre-foetal,
grub-like state. Where we erupt painfully from the swarming biomechanical cauldron,
all the Earth will become the ultraviolent and cataclysmic overture to the true
emergence of the superhuman species -- and that fresh new phylum will be born into
a world remorselessly intent on its eradication."
The lands of the future are Cyberia.
It's a machine's world now!
The Music
Loud. Hard. Uncompromising. Violent. Repetitive. Metronomous. Synthetic.
Cold. Lethal.
Never send a human to do a machine's job.
0001> |
Introduction: Rise of the Machines... |
02:07 |
0010> |
Pornostar - Zerotonine (2001) |
06:08 |
0011> |
Pipemode (shortened) - Bitmonx (2000) |
07:11 |
0100> |
Krieg gegen die Maschinen (Baced mix) - DJ Mark la Cruz (2000) |
05:32 |
0101> |
Terminate (Rage mix) - L'Age Synthetique (2000) |
07:11 |
0110> |
Godd (Original mix) - Marco V (2002) |
05:03 |
0111> |
Koea 954 (Heart of Steel mix) - DJ Supernova (1997) |
04:39 |
1000> |
Mizbehavinit (Gizelle's Mizbe'ere We Go Again mix) - Rebel Yelle (1996) |
02:22 |
1001> |
Lethal Industry (Svenson & Gielen remix) - DJ Tiesto (2001) |
06:05 |
1010> |
Bassmachine (Y.O.M.C. mix) - DJ Overdog (2000) |
05:45 |
1011> |
The Fifth Colour - Authentik (2001) |
05:06 |
1100> |
s.t.o.p. - X-Dream (1998) |
04:09 |
1101> |
Acid Phase (Kai Tracid mix) - Emmanuel Top (2002) |
05:48 |
1110> |
Man = Drug (Peter Rauhofer Toxic mix) - Lula (2000) |
09:35 |
Black on white -- the complement of Cyberia 9... Simplicity at its finest!
The Data
Total Running Time: 76:47
Compiled: December 16th, 2002 to January 23rd, 2003
Released: February 1st, 2003
Recordable Media: MMORE
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