A direct sequel to Vilthermurpher exploring darker psychological landscapes. Designed as “lucid dreamscaping,” it served as a sonic bridge between Vilthermurpher and Brain Twister.

A jittery, nerve-wracked companion piece and the second half of the “Amiga R.I.P.” diptych.

The culmination of a multi-year technical odyssey: the reconstruction of obsolete Amiga Musicraft and Sonix loops using modern digital tools. The album embodies relentless persistence—its rigid, mechanical structure mirroring the constraints of youth.

A curated selection of works from the formative period was refined into a cohesive album: Vilthermurpher. Originally conceived as this 18-track suite.

Born from existential urgency, the visceral awareness of aging, and a sense of temporal impermanence.

A reflective retrospective that revisited past techniques while charting the project’s evolution. Functioning as both homage and foundation, the work served as a critical step backward to enable forward momentum.

A serene counterpoint to the intensity of Vilthermurpher. Calm, melodic, and richly layered, the album presents an explosion of sonic color and emotional nuance, representing a significant expansion in the project’s expressive range.

A monumental composition fusing operatic grandeur with industrial noise. Originally exceeding 120 minutes, the piece was sequentially edited to 80 minutes for CD compatibility, and later refined to just over 50 minutes. It stands as the most unfiltered articulation of .InfO OverLoaD’s artistic ethos: a haunting, sermon-like descent through whispered passages drawn from the Book of Revelation, intricately woven into its sonic architecture.

A monumental composition fusing operatic grandeur with industrial noise. Originally exceeding 120 minutes, the piece was sequentially edited to 80 minutes for CD compatibility, and later refined to just over 50 minutes. It stands as the most unfiltered articulation of .InfO OverLoaD’s artistic ethos: a haunting, sermon-like descent through whispered passages drawn from the Book of Revelation, intricately woven into its sonic architecture. This edition adds numerous works throughout sound & music endeavors that is only for the private vault.

Marked a radical departure from prior electronic frameworks. Recorded in single takes using analog electric guitar and rock drums, the work embraces rawness, dissonance, and structural unpredictability. The result is a darker, more confrontational statement—emphasizing emotional authenticity over technical polish.