Spontaneous Astral Projection is a cosmic horror rap-metal song by Android 86, adapted from an original poem about the terrifying experience of involuntarily leaving one’s physical body. Without warning, the narrator’s consciousness is violently[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand: Episode 03 closes the story through the eyes of the Apprentice, now carrying the weight of everything the Huntress left behind. Grief turns into purpose as the surviving group[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand (Episode 2) pushes the story into open conflict. The Huntress now knows the truth runs deeper than corrupt royalty, and the Disalts are no longer hiding in the shadows.[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand: Episode 01 begins in a world where the heat never lets up, water is controlled like currency, and most people have learned not to ask what is buried beneath[read more]

*The Corrupted Thread* follows the rise, collapse, and ugly second life of a royal thread-puller born into a civilization that treats conquest like religion. Across eight tracks, Android 86 builds a dark sci-fi industrial[read more]

Prince of the Fallen World is a fast, aggressive industrial metal track driven by RIOT’s vocals and the voice of a broken royal exile. The song follows a prince from a conquered warrior empire,[read more]

After the Huntress Fell is a cinematic industrial metal track about revenge, collapse, and carrying on a fallen hero’s mission. Inspired by old game worlds, ruined planets, lost technology, dark churches, ancient satellites, and[read more]

Lacerta is an industrial metal track inspired by the wild, unsettling mythology of the “Lacerta Files.” The song turns reptilian lore, hidden civilizations, ancient manipulation, alien contact, Antarctica, government secrecy, and human insignificance into[read more]

Apocalypse System: Season One is the first full chapter of Android 86’s story-driven industrial metal universe. Built like a soundtrack to a brutal LitRPG apocalypse, the album follows a world where the system comes[read more]