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Faro

from Contorno Rojo by Octoptic

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Slowly regaining consciousness, in the distance we hear sea buoys clacking with each other. It seems that space adventures are over; we find ourselves at sea after the splashdown, to the right we see the spaceship floating and covered by its parachute, once again to the right we see an island nearby housing a small lighthouse.

Faro it’s a track that demonstrates incredible energy, just as the one that would be needed to power up a lighthouse but the thing is that this is a mysterious lighthouse and it retains secrets, probably supernatural forces govern it. Every acidic bleep heard along the track is a blinding dazzle from the entrancing lighthouse. The light is unexplainably mesmerizing, we are attracted to it and due to the phototropism effect we head to it like bugs attracted to lanterns. We can’t help this inevitable urge to go toward the light, as the track comes to an end and just as it reproduces the last bleeping sound, one last bright flashing blinds us and everything becomes blank…

What was the light? We will likely never get a definitive answer but whatever awaits in it withholds a glimpse of something only god would know or a concept that is beyond what humans can comprehend.

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from Contorno Rojo, released February 1, 2023

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