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Livesequence
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How I yearn to be a genderless monolith drifting through the nameless void. The void of self, of perception. The myth of structured essence is the basis of self-destruction. In absence of structure, it consumes us, yet in this void which has no face and has no name, I belong.
I belong.
A heart of static looks for shelter in nothingness.
The all-consuming cult of self blurs reality from filth, but in this pit of ego an consciousness, they are one. Hyper-aware of filth, I become its cipher, told incessantly of its grandeur.
The web expands, embraces me, till my head and heart are static voids. Self hatred breathes, pluming smoke into my veins. It won't shut down
It won't shut down.
I can only hope that escape is imminent.
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Scoff Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Scoff was a noise and drone project formed by Kira Glass in 2017 and concluded in 2022.
No more music will be made for this project, but physical releases are in the works.
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