Day 1545. Sector 6. After checking the perimeter, I braced myself and stepped inside the ancient vessel. The silence was heavy. Empty, just like the outside. Curiosity got the better
I have come to a clear realization: I have fallen in love with Future Garage forever. But I’m not talking about the traditional "dirty" sound in the style of Burial,
Day 1538. Sector 6. Wheat doesn't just grow like this in a place like this. Maybe this legendary vessel was once a sanctuary for someone... or maybe it still is.
The days are getting longer, but it’s only a delay of the night, which inevitably claims its power. In those moments when the city lights are swallowed by the thick
I often come across experimental works where artists rethink genres, and today’s focus is a perfect example. In the new Future Garage release from Ukrainian musician Bohdan Kotvytskyi, known as
Day 1,531. Sector 6, Quadrant 1. The Edge. The rain finally stopped, and I’ve reached the very edge of the sector. I’m sitting here on a massive stone, looking at
Day 1,524. Sector 6, Quadrant 2. A week of relentless rain. It has worn me down to the bone. Slipping on the mossy rocks didn't just bruise my pride —
Day 1,517. Sector 6, Quadrant 4. I’ve reached the new sector. The flora here is breathtaking — leaves glow with absorbed radiation, turning the ruins into a neon forest. It’s
Day 1,510. The border of Sector 7. I’m not looking back. There’s nothing left for me in these ruins but the shadows of the past. Sector 7 was my sanctuary
Day 1,504. Sector 7, The Shelter. Luck was on my side tonight. No "Patsaks," no shadows chasing me back. I managed to bring enough radioactive fuel to bring this place