After another online hacking war, this time caused by parties of hackers accessing banks and stealing millions in crypto-currencies, governments put a limit on the accessibility of the Internet. All learning platforms and accessible knowledge is severely securitised, all historical / factual books are no longer published. All books of information are stored in a main holding facility, The Orchid. Amongst these texts are personal records of everyone born since the internet was first introduced. These were initially sealed to stop hackers gaining access to thousands of online records, and using them to manipulate people to their will. Now, the government's store these to use at their discretion. The hacked become the hackers...

Personal data can be bought and sold for thousands, on the dark net. Illegal purchasing, selling and trading of all informations takes place there, accessible only via a virtual reality application. Accessing the dark net is not illegal, however trading of the highly profitable and exorbitant personal data files is.

A small party of allies working against The Orchid plan to use the dark net to access The Orchid mainframe and release all the information they withhold on citizens. This will help to bring back the free information trading program, and allow people to once again access, amend, and most importantly control their individual personal data. This is the Dark Future…

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The soundtrack to an imaginary film, Dark Future is heavily inspired by Cyberpunk and Future Noir themes. It takes you on a journey into the dark and foreboding future, equipped with big synths, giant atmospheric textures and melodies strong enough to melt through steel.

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Written, recorded, and performed by Jake Bradford-Sharp.

Mixed and mastered by Marco Caricola.

Release: TBA, JBS Recordings