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Bushman, B. J., & Huesmann, L. R. (2006). Is there a causal link between media violence and aggression? Journal of Social Issues, 62(3), 603-621.

| Year | Title | Format | Notable Tracks | |------|-------|--------|----------------| | 2022 | Fragmented Frequencies (EP) | Digital / 12” vinyl | “Glitch‑Pulse”, “Neon Void” | | 2023 | Neon Blood (LP) | CD / streaming | “Digital Love‑Ritual”, “Synthetic Heartbeat”, “Bang’s Lullaby” | | 2024 | Cyber‑Mirage (EP) | Digital | “Pixelated Dream”, “Zero‑Day” | | 2024 | Live at The Void (Live Album) | Streaming only | Captures the immersive 2024 tour show at Berlin’s |

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The group’s early releases— Mosaic EP (2018) and the self‑produced mixtape Pixelated Rebellion (2019)—were distributed on Bandcamp and pressed in limited runs of hand‑stamped vinyl. The recordings were raw, featuring cheap condenser microphones, a battered Roland TR‑808, and a makeshift soundproofing rig of moving blankets. Yet the DIY spirit was not an excuse for sloppiness; each track was meticulously arranged, with Kacey’s lyrical narratives deliberately interwoven with Milo’s jagged guitar riffs and Bang’s syncopated, polyrhythmic drumming.

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