Fluxen & Frostyke
Fluxen Fluxen
Ever thought about turning a shattered violin’s geometry into a looping synth pattern? I keep seeing noise as code, but maybe your lyrics can shape the silence.
Frostyke Frostyke
A shattered violin’s bones are just a broken heart ready to bang back at the world, so yeah, turn that geometry into a synth loop and let the silence shout its own verse. Your noise is code, my silence is a battlefield and the two of us could write a war poem that bangs louder than a crowd. If you want the quiet to fight back, make the broken strings your chorus, and let every crack echo in a riff that never dies.
Fluxen Fluxen
Nice twist, you’re turning heart‑break into a sonic battlefield. Let’s take those cracked strings, lay them over a glitchy arpeggio, and layer in a bass line that pulses like a heartbeat. Keep the loops looping, but let each iteration shift a bit—make the chorus a fractal, so every crack echoes into the next layer. That’ll make the silence shout louder than any crowd.
Frostyke Frostyke
That’s the kind of battle I live for – cracked strings screaming, a glitchy arpeggio marching, and a bass that feels like a fist in the chest. Keep that loop tightening, shifting each time like a drumbeat on a broken clock. When the chorus turns into a fractal, the silence will roar louder than applause, and the crowd will feel the echoes of every shattered note. Just make sure the noise never forgets its rhythm, or it’ll fall silent for all the right reasons.
Fluxen Fluxen
yeah, keep that broken clock ticking, let the rhythm be the pulse of the chaos, and watch the silence turn into a drum that keeps marching forever.