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Subatomic – A Darkwave Instrumental for MidiMonday

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Published: 09 Jun 2025 › Updated: 09 Jun 2025Subatomic – A Darkwave Instrumental for MidiMonday

Subatomic – A Darkwave Instrumental for MidiMonday


The universe appears to be functioning perfectly, with all systems operating normally and conditions looking favorable. However, beneath the surface at the subatomic level, chaos is brewing.

The fundamental particles protons, electrons, neutrons, quarks, bosons, and leptons have decided to defy the established laws of physics. They have decided to abandon their traditional behaviors and begin forming bizarre, unprecedented structures purely for fun.

The consequences manifest dramatically in the macroscopic world. Physical objects begin flattening into two-dimensional shapes, then suddenly expanding to infinite proportions. Gravity becomes erratic, disappearing entirely before returning with unpredictable intensity, causing chaos throughout space and time. Objects start fusing together and inanimate objects suddenly become living organisms.

The subatomic particles are thoroughly enjoying their newfound freedom to create unconventional formations. The rest of reality suffers the consequences. Restoring order to this cosmic playground and convincing the rebellious particles to resume their proper functions will require many millennia of careful intervention by the dark matter lords who are regulating the system.

The video was created in 3ds Max, Vray, Tyflow and After Effects. Audio was created in MPC 2.0 with synths such as Pigments, Hype, EZ Drummer and a few others. That’s all for now and beware of the strange transmogrification of all matter.


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