Punk
The News Is a Weapon
Angular punk about fear cycles, algorithms, broadcast noise, and the exhaustion of living where every screen wants a reaction.
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About the Album
The News Is a Weapon is a media-sickness punk record. It is not interested in the romance of being informed. It looks at fear as a product, outrage as a schedule, and the screen as a room that gets harder to leave.
The sound is all angles: basslines that jab rather than roll, drums that keep the songs tense, guitars that scrape at the edges. “Fear Sells Better” and “Algorithm Riot” state the case plainly, while “Static in My Head” and “Screens Made Us Sick” bring the damage back to the body.
The album’s best idea is that propaganda does not always arrive as a grand speech. Sometimes it arrives as repetition, pace, format, and the demand to react before thinking. The News Is a Weapon is blunt punk, but its bluntness fits a subject built from blunt force.
Production Notes
All tracks were generated with AI music models, then processed for the final sound. No human performance recordings are used.
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