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Rhεûmα's "Circularity": When Prog Metal Meets Cosmic Poetry – Buckle Up, Earthlings!
Ever wondered what it sounds like when philosophy headbangs with the cosmos? Portugal’s prog metal alchemists Rhεûmα just dropped “Circularity” – a track so expansive, it makes the Milky Way look like a driveway. Blasting onto streaming platforms now, this single isn’t just music; it’s a metaphysical road trip wrapped in djent riffs and Carl Sagan’s daydreams.
Picture crushing guitar work collides with ethereal atmospherics, like a black hole humming lullabies. The band—hailing from the volcanic Azores, no less—serves up their signature brew of brainy metal, tossing in nods to Ancient Greek humoral theory and the ouroboros, that snake-eating-itself symbol of eternal return. “Circularity” doesn’t just riff—it philosophizes. Think Tool meets Plato at a cosmic recycling plant.
But wait, the music video? Oh, it’s a ride. We’re talking Big Bangs, dinosaur cameos, and a front-row seat to humanity’s greatest hits—all before Earth gets sucked into the sun. Spoiler: it’s bleak, beautiful, and set to a soundtrack that’ll pulverize your speakers. Peep the chaos here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_F9y56eVFso
RHεÙMα’s genius? They make existential dread fun. One minute you’re nodding to polyrhythms, the next you’re pondering whether your soul’s stuck in a universal loop. “Are we stardust or just Spotify dust?” you’ll whisper, halfway between a mosh pit and an interstellar philosophy class.
Let me tell you, these Portuguese metallers aren’t just playing music—they’re weaponizing it. “Circularity” is the kind of track that’ll haunt your gym playlist and your late-night existential crises. While we wait for Osiris Rex’s next thrash opus, RHεÙMα’s cosmic groove is the brainy, bruising fix we need. Crank it loud enough, and maybe the aliens will finally reply.
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