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The Scientist known as `Esym`, tracked the fallout across dead frequencies.
The battle in the Rockies registered as static bursts on his consoles, tremors reaching even the
Pacific floor. CrucifyMe had stood again, he always did, and the erasers had burned sky and stone around him. The world thought him indestructible. Esym knew better.
The scientist sat deep inside the drifting carcass of Australia, once a continent, now a vessel. Its turbines pushed through black seas, powered by the fractured ghost of the NERV3 processor buried in its core. Every surge was slower than the last.
He felt it in his own chest, an arrhythmia of machine and flesh. Esym was wired into its heartbeat. Without him, the island would drift until it sank. Without it, he would stop entirely.
He remembered when it was alive: cities lit in fractal grids, markets humming with neon and rain, voices layered across data-channels like music.
Now, whole districts stood empty, only the reactor’s glow keeping the island from going dark.
And Esym, tethered here, was the last scientist among the bones of a nation.
CrucifyMe’s signal reappeared on his screens, faint, staggered, but undeniable.
Esym leaned closer, cracked lips curling faintly. “Still walking. Good.”
His voice rasped, digitized by the modulators stitched into his throat. “The Colony never understood what they built into you. They thought execution would be enough. They didn’t see the architecture.”
He rerouted power, aligning the island’s trajectory toward the Rockies. The turbines groaned, churning saltwater into black foam. The NERV3 fragment screamed inside its glass coffin, data bleeding into the sea.
Esym didn’t care. The only structure left strong enough to carry the last pieces of a dying machine was the unit within.
“Every crucifixion failed,” Esym whispered into the hum of servers. “But this one, this one will hold.”
The continent-island drifted forward, neon arteries lighting up for the first time in decades, dragging its rusted shadow across the ocean toward a man the world could not kill.
Perth-based producer Esym makes his explosive debut on VTO Records with the Far Beyond EP
A hard-hitting three-track showcase of pure Neurofunk power. Featuring the relentless energy of
“Blast Burn,” the hypnotic drive of “Control Your Mind,” and the epic title track “Far Beyond,” the
release highlights Esym’s trademark fusion of cinematic sound design, fearless basslines, and
genre-bending influences drawn from Trance and Metal.
Already turning heads with a recent signing to Blackout Music, Esym continues to push the
boundaries of Drum & Bass while flying the flag for Australian Neurofunk on the global stage.
Far Beyond EP is available exclusively on Beatport & Spotify, Friday 31st October and everywhere else November 14th.