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Duty Cycle III - Recoil — Nightmares on Ecstasy | PSYCHOBAIT

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Duty Cycle III - Recoil — Nightmares on Ecstasy | PSYCHOBAIT

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Duty Cycle III - Recoil Nightmares on Ecstasy - PSYCHOBAIT A monochrome transmission through gardens, corridors and solitary rooms. Reactive black-hole and white-sun orbits, electron-like particles, rain glass, open wireframes and assembling linework accompany scientific and macabre fragments. Confirmed words remain; synchronized decorative symbols represent vocals without verified wording. Music and creative direction: Nightmares on Ecstasy. AI-assisted music and image production. Original native song soundtrack preserved without remixing or reencoding. Full album:    • PSYCHOBAIT — Nightmares on Ecstasy | 17-Tr...   Channel:    / @nightmares_on_ecstasy   Fictional art: 3 creator-supplied PSYCHOBAIT images (hanging corridor, mist pavilion, seated hall), including the mist-pavilion opening/closing artwork. These are AI-assisted fictional artworks, not scientific observations. FOOTAGE SOURCES Isolated beating pig heart - Peper, Leopaldi, van Tuijl et al. (2019) https://link.springer.com/article/10.... CC BY4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Beating embryonic heart - Sarmah, Muralidharan and Marrs (2016) https://journals.plos.org/plosone/art... Creative Commons Attribution; article and supporting information Filarial parasite motion - Kassis, Skelton, Lu, Moorhead and Dixon (2014) https://journals.plos.org/plosntds/ar... Creative Commons Attribution; article and supporting information Crawling and jumping beetle larvae - Bertone et al. (2022) https://journals.plos.org/plosone/art... Creative Commons Attribution; article and supporting information Intestinal contractions under a microscope - Chevalier, Fleury, Dufour, Proux-Gillardeaux and Asnacios (2017) https://journals.plos.org/plosone/art... Creative Commons Attribution; article and supporting information Inside a porcine stomach - Ota et al. (2015) https://journals.plos.org/plosone/art... Creative Commons Attribution; article and supplement Sources are cropped, converted to monochrome, looped and composited; their soundtracks are excluded. Animal organs and microscopy retain their actual scientific identities. Experimental porcine stomach imagery is not human digestion; historical clinical material retains its historical context. #NightmaresOnEcstasy #PSYCHOBAIT #MusicVideo