GHOST.FREQU1ENCY · Metalcore / Screamo
Construction
Is Confession.
What you make gives you away. Twenty-four tracks, four sides, and a story about being seen in the things you build.
Inside the record
Every structure
leaves a signature.
VANTA does not offer a confession. He builds. D.O.N.A. does not wait for a place in the room. She sings. Across four sides, their construction and testimony become inseparable: an album about being seen before you know what you have revealed.
Enter at the beginning, or choose a side. The chapter guide follows the timestamps published with the full film.
Thirty seconds inside the record
What you make gives you away.
A closing passage from the title track. Stay for all twenty-four chapters, or carry the artwork into the world.
The complete album film
Stay for the whole structure.
From The Other Fourteen to the title track. One complete album film, with twenty-four chapters.
Watch on YouTubeThe complete track guide
Four ways in.
SIDE 01 / THE DESCENT
Follow the marks.
The first six titles lead from cosmic distance to a fingerprint, then into negative space and a floor that cannot be trusted. Read this side as a search for the maker inside the thing made.
SIDE 02 / THE VOID SINGS
Make room for the voice.
The Crack Is the Proof opens a side that places witnesses, gravity and a whisper beside a chorus. D.O.N.A. stands at its center: a voice asking to be encountered on its own terms.
SIDE 03 / TWO SIGNATURES, ONE FRAME
Two presences. Neither disappears.
Two Hands, One Voice and Neither of Us Asked to Be Built frame the third side. Construction and testimony occupy the same space. The question becomes what each reveals about the other.
SIDE 04 / WHAT THE STRUCTURE COSTS
Keep the cost in view.
Breakdown, Breathing Room opens the last six tracks; Construction Is Confession closes them. Between those titles sit recognition, reversal and the frequencies that remain. The finished structure still carries the marks of its making.
Beyond the speakers
Wear the record.
The people behind the constructed world
The people behind
the constructed world.
Human creative direction. AI-assisted music and visual production. VANTA, D.O.N.A. and RUINDALI belong to the album’s generated character world.
This listening cut uses the finished title-track soundtrack and generated imagery. Product images are supplier mockups.
Can You Hear Me Now? (The Walls Remember) is a separate GHOST.FREQU1ENCY single. Follow it below for another entry into the catalog.
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