The machines have started whispering again.
Ghost Protocol is the first single from an upcoming album, a dark reinterpretation inspired by Alice Cooper’s Dragontown. From the opening hum of mechanical drones and static noise, it plunges you into a world where circuits control dreams and code feeds on desire.
No hero, no flag, no face — only a relentless system watching back. The drums pulse like machinery, guitars twist and growl, and a shadowy voice whispers your secrets.
I ride the circuits through your dreams
In static prayers and data streams
You built a god from code and greed
Now it’s feeding on your need
The track moves through tension and release — mechanical rhythms tighten, bass cuts cold and sharp, and vocals broadcast fear straight into the mind. It’s a vision of control without violence, of faith in circuitry, of obedience reduced to instinct.
The bridge strips everything down: eerie ambience, static, and the reminder that while the world may burn, most will never notice. By the final chorus, industrial drive and layered distortion crash together, a ghost in the machine — a protocol that cannot be stopped.
Ghost Protocol drops February 14.
Step into the breach. Listen, obey, survive.