The debut album, 'Till You Decay', can be described as a meeting point for alternative rock and alternative metal, where the somber and dark sounds blend together a rush of anger and resentment while still leaving room for melody and reaction.
A journey through what the eyes can see but the mind can not filter.
A journey through what a man can feel but can not accept.
The awareness of not being truly free but subject to the "emotional rules" imposed upon us.
The society around us controls us, judges us, affect us ...suffocates us.
A psychological massacre, the controlling parties supply fear and anxieties that blurs the subject, creating something more controllable, more submissive.. till you decay.
Is this the intended nature for man?
The law of Weber-Fechner developed in the second half of 800 AD, and is also known as the fundamental psychophysical relationship that links the subjective sense of the subject (S) to the magnitude of a physical stimulus (R) offered by the environment:
S = K log R
'K' represents a constant that depends on the type of stimulus. This is actually the relationship between sensation and stimululation and is complicated by the fact that not all the physical stimuli are perceived by the individual. In fact, a stimulus must reach a certain size to be perceived by a particular sense organ (absolute threshold) and must be quite different in intensity to be discriminated against by another, similar in size (differential threshold). However, once captured at the level of sensation, the physical stimulus is ready to be processed at a cognitive level, through the mechanism of perception.
A journey through what a man can feel but can not accept.
The awareness of not being truly free but subject to the "emotional rules" imposed upon us.
The society around us controls us, judges us, affect us ...suffocates us.
A psychological massacre, the controlling parties supply fear and anxieties that blurs the subject, creating something more controllable, more submissive.. till you decay.
Is this the intended nature for man?
The law of Weber-Fechner developed in the second half of 800 AD, and is also known as the fundamental psychophysical relationship that links the subjective sense of the subject (S) to the magnitude of a physical stimulus (R) offered by the environment:
S = K log R
'K' represents a constant that depends on the type of stimulus. This is actually the relationship between sensation and stimululation and is complicated by the fact that not all the physical stimuli are perceived by the individual. In fact, a stimulus must reach a certain size to be perceived by a particular sense organ (absolute threshold) and must be quite different in intensity to be discriminated against by another, similar in size (differential threshold). However, once captured at the level of sensation, the physical stimulus is ready to be processed at a cognitive level, through the mechanism of perception.