
(Freeman) Archspire, the world's fastest band, proudly release their ferocious new single, "The Vessel," taken from the upcoming album 'Too Fast To Die,' set for release on April 10th. The new track arrives alongside an official music video showcasing the dangers of AI in music production.
About the music video for "The Vessel," Archspire explains: "Oterobotics presents: Phrygian Dominator The fully autonomous music production system designed to handle composition, arrangement, and final mix, taking humans entirely out of the picture.
Phrygian Dominator redefines the creative process. Operating seamlessly, it forcibly removes friction, and cuts you from the technical and creative burdens of production.
Setup is simple: assemble using the included allen key and follow the guided instructions. Once activated, Phrygian Dominator takes over.
'Humanity Sensitivity' programming will be provided in a future cloud update, through your Oterobotics+ subscription.
So order your own Phyrgian Dominator today! Stand back and experience the future.
Like, literally stand back. Maybe hide under a desk or something.
DISCLAIMER: Oterobotics is not responsible for any outcomes resulting from improper assembly, including hospital bills, expenses related to maiming, death, fire damage, electrical damage, damage to equipment, funeral costs, or poor-quality mixes."
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