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Not to be confused with Japanese band "7!!" As nature ensues about in it's own way, a conciousnous can inherit the notion that there is no end to what is; nor is there to what is yet to be; or may be. Amidst a sea of subotomic particles and forces known and unknown, there are agreable patterns to which most underdeveloped concious adhere to. Perhaps becomeing an observation, a thought, a fancy, a way of life, a law, even religion.

As nature ensues about in it's own way, a conciousnous can inherit the notion that there is no end to what is; nor is there to what is yet to be; or may be. Amidst a sea of subotomic particles and forces known and unknown, there are agreable patterns to which most underdeveloped concious adhere to. Perhaps becomeing an observation, a thought, a fancy, a way of life, a law, even religion. Inevitably leading to question, or rather attempting to reason with that which was not mean to be reasoned with. If a concious were to engage the idea that it created nothing more than itself, and that all things that it is capable of altering or manipulating is the result of a prior series of transitions measured (for all intensive purposes) in a series of starts and finishes, then perhaps it can entertain the common understanding of infinity. As the collective majority of concious that represent the status quo of "exhistance" do little more than just that, the concept of infinity can become overbearing. Given that the present state of universal entropy elude most, the only order that is true to it's relative domain is the lack of order. Most may not realize it, but in all mathematical probability any musical note played by any traditional, non-traditional, non-exhistant insturment in any arrangement, time signature, etc., solo or accompanied will eventually be played. That means that any song unwritten will eventually become. So what's left is to discover and explore, to enjoy but not to end. There is no end.
Our music is the exploration of infinity.
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