Project Monolith
Worldline;Dead 31/07/2018
“Worldline;Dead” started out as an individual track, “Prologue One” in late 2013. The last track heard on this album is that very recording. A halt then followed, leaving the album shelved until early 2017.
A sunny view of a cloud hanging over a mountain seen on the back of “Worldline;Dead” CD signifies a feeling specific to anyone hearing the tracks. A darkened space with a ray of light in the distance is seen differently by everyone. Both sides of the CD have been altered for this site.
Why do things that happen, happen? “Worldline;Dead” just happened and its signature sound was lost forever. The very first track published by Monolith after the release of “Worldline;Dead” sounded nothing like the first album. Nothing published ever since did.
It's been said that Worldline;Dead has a secret 14th track.
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Memories
As Of Right Now
Ominous
Break Your Mind
Severity Of Destiny
Help, Kill
Evildoer's Dance
Prying Eyes
Devil's Hand
Collapsing Structure
Watermelon's Symphony
The Impact
Worldline;Dead
Rencontre 23/03/2023
"Rencontre" resembles an encouter with someone or something, be it familiar or not. What is a minotaur, or a marionette if not associations in our minds. What does Korvis even stand for? The listener holds the power not to guess, but to connect. What would a sarcophagus mean to you?
Moving on from "Worldline;Dead", this album proceeds to savagely stab its past into inexistence. Rising up from the flames of over 2 hours worth of demos, whilst being only 23 minutes long, roughly 3 times shorter than its predecessor, "Rencontre" sets out for a faster impression.
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Narikala (Intro)
Korvis the Robot
Sarcophagus
Monumentality
Marionette
Cryptic
Minotaur
Caucasus (Outro)