Adarkah Ianqu's darkar is an inky splash of fetching melancholia, prompted by free will and artificial shoves, staged by seven, brain-burning steps.
"Abnormal behavior" begins the program with a stealthy pursuit, like Rambo waiting for that pivotal moment to pounce, and upon doing so, slicing his enemy's throat with tender loving care.
"Momma da fox" is more Pam Grier sashay: sadistic, maybe even masochistic, depending on which side of the foxy perch one flaps. It's a smidgen harsher than the aforementioned behavior, but as slick (and sick) for its intent to widen one's wounds.
"Night" is a cricket-chirped aftermath, where the industrial strokes instill contemplation. Were one's desires worth the quest? Indeed, as long as the subsequent sins painted a snarky smile.
Alas, such contentment can yet birth guilt, and within that guilt, addiction spurts, summoned through a sporadic, Krell-like song. The cannibalizing call of "non freedom" captures this: an emotional sector where one doubts one's existence, but damn anyone who should take that existence away.
After this profound proclamation, it's time for another interlude, and with this one gets "dogs and snakes": a choice of pleasant fluff and/or sneaky slips. The tugging noise consoles, but no sooner slides from one's cerebral fingertips. Maybe a combo of the extremes would secure a better grasp.
"Cocaina cocaina" is the rushing reply: a time to sniff each ironic note, to let one's inhibitions break and sever, if only so that they may mend and grow ever greater.
A "speedball" acceleration then numbs one's spine, forming a sickly, sardonic cultivation. One whips about, rising ever higher to spiral ever lower, shifting from dreary childhood to weary adulthood: a life, no less, rolled into one big, behavioral ball.
The crushing culmination is nothing short of ecstatic; so why not enroll in darkar's seven-step manifestation today?
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