Orbit of Dread (But Please, Pretend It’s Fine)

His Black Orbit Never Ends is not a lullaby for the cosmos — it's a scream. A scream against those who profit from death.

With this album, I tried to break away from everything ambient is usually expected to be. It’s not just atmospheric music — it’s a fierce act of protest against warlords, corrupt politicians, and the dark forces treating human lives like their personal ATM. I didn’t “compose” these eight tracks — I literally vomited them after months of nightmares, insomnia, and sleepless nights haunted by the reality of war.

Sonically, the album is built on microtonal structures and a sound design approach that’s not meant to comfort, but to disturb. This is music for those who refuse to close their eyes.