Entropy

Art & Intel ● 1 August 2025 ● 11 songs ● 1 hr 11 min

"Entropy" is a journey into a world defined by uncertainty and a creeping sense of disorder. It's a sonic exploration of the struggle for control when the ground is constantly shifting beneath your feet.

Drawing inspiration from the atmospheric and conceptual work of bands like Pink Floyd, Entropy is a progressive rock experience. The songs navigate the fragile boundary between the restless, paranoid inner world and the corrupt, chaotic outer world. From the sprawling mental landscape of "Rhapsody of a Restless Mind" to the stark critique of "Plastic Rome", this is a meditation on the inevitable forces that pull things apart.

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Side A

01 Rhapsody of a Restless Mind

What would it be like to journey through your own mind? What would you find? And would you dare to face your demons and break through the walls you encounter? In this rhapsody diptych, we first journey through all the cobwebs, chaos, and obstacles, where we ultimately face our true and worst selves.

02 Beware the Glitch

Imagine if time were to completely abandon you in a fraction of a second? First, you're driving in your car, and the next, you're facedown in a ditch – you've never experienced or been able to control the 10 seconds between the two moments. A terrifying and frightening realisation: if basic physics were no longer a reliable, constant factor in our universe, what impact would that have on our fragile beings?

03 The Fulcrum

The fulcrum of our existence is time; it travels through many dimensions but never changes its course. One of those dimensions is the "continuum"—many alternate universes we pass by, but never meet. The world we live in is just one of infinite probabilities. If you decide to get up and grab a drink from the fridge right now, instead of remaining in your chair, how would this small ripple of change affect the rest of the world?

04 Plastic Rome

A protest song about the current political situation in our world. The silent tension of war and conflict, the hidden agenda where money and oil are the primary drivers of these wars. "Plastic Rome" parodies the race to gain economic dominance at the expense of those forced to live, flee, or fight in the conflict zones. The idea that there are people who influence the lives of others is frightening.

05 Hollow Men

"The Hollow Men", by author T.S. Eliot refers to individuals who are spiritually and morally empty, without purpose or direction. They are characterized by a sense of disillusionment, alienation, and spiritual decay and live in a limbo between life and death. This song describes an inevitable consequence of an individual who is constantly paranoid about everything and everyone around him. He tells his son not to trust the unreliable and uncontrolled factors around them and to keep running away.

Side B

06 Bifurcated

An instrumental song about dividing yourself into two branches.

07 A Space

What if the world wasn't as overpopulated as it is now? How and where would you live, then? Would all our environmental and economic problems truly be solved then?

08 Family

From a western, first-world perspective, this is unthinkable, but many children live without parents and without family.

09 Hold On

A beautiful reminder to "hold on" in those moments when darkness overcomes light. Remember that the rain will eventually stop, and the sun will shine again.

10 Don't Look At Me

Social control in the modern, digital age can be overwhelming. Sometimes, you feel like everyone is watching you. Try to unlock yourself from that cognitive dissonance, and you will really feel free.

11 That Moment

There is a mental condition where someone can actually be trapped between a certain period of time. This could happen when someone experiences severe trauma, anxiety, or depression, for example, from PTSD or "Groundhog Day Syndrome."