Fabled Mind Share “Algorithm” From “Project Paradise” Concept Album

Copenhagen’s Fabled Mind are streaming their new digital single, Algorithm, that is taken from their vinyl full length, Project Paradise, that will get a full digital release in January 2024. Project Paradise is an electrifying full-length dystopian concept album, emerging from the shadows as an experimental hybrid-genre phenomenon, deeply rooted in a love for the exhilarating punk rock of the 90s. The band teamed up with Thousand Islands Records (North America), Lockjaw Records (UK) and Nasty Cut Records (EU) for the release of Project Paradise on vinyl. The album takes listeners on a captivating narrative journey, inviting them to contemplate their own existence in an ever-evolving world shaped by technological advancements.

“‘Algorithm’ descends upon the listener with an eerie and foreboding introduction, fusing ethereal spacey elements with mechanical sounds. Haunting screams and a menacing riff set the stage, forewarning of an unseen menace. The song swiftly transforms into an aggressive and melodic skatepunk track, with a sense of anticipation for what lies ahead. Within the lyrics, the protagonist grapples with the realization that his every thought and action is predicted and perhaps even orchestrated by the AI system “Project Paradise”. This revelation ignites a profound introspection, questioning the authenticity of his own thoughts and raising inquiries about free will in general. The references within the lyrics serve as a two-edged sword. On one side, they symbolize the digital algorithms that shape our online experiences, highlighting the influence it holds over what we see and consume. On the other side, these references delve into the algorithms embedded within human cognition itself. They remind us of the significance of comprehending our own thought processes, questioning our beliefs, and steering clear of the dangers posed by echo chambers. By exploring our minds’ complexities, we can navigate the information landscape with awareness and discernment, recognizing the power of algorithms in shaping our perception of the world.”