Polymetric Decomposition from Broken Symmetry by The Phunky Physicists

# About this track: Polymetric Decomposition

Temporal dissonance becomes physical in this mathematical nightmare. We discovered the foundation for "Polymetric Decomposition" during a blackout in the lab basement when three of us started drumming on empty nitrogen tanks with different pulse counts. The eerie resonance of competing rhythms—9/8 wrestling with 7/4 while 5/16 cuts through the mix like quantum interference patterns—creates this disorienting sense that reality itself is unraveling.

The bass clarinet parts came from Dr. Harrington's midnight breakdown when she realized her unified field equations weren't converging. We ran her improvised wailing through a modified vocoder we built from Soviet-era radio parts. Those recursive delay trails? That's what happens when feedback loops start eating themselves—kind of like watching entropy in real-time.

During recording, we noticed strange electromagnetic anomalies affecting our equipment. The modular synth started generating patterns we never programmed, almost as if it was picking up signals from some parallel dimension where rhythm follows different mathematical rules. That haunting moment at 3:42 when everything briefly aligns before shattering apart was completely unplanned—all our instruments spontaneously locked into phase for precisely π seconds.

Inspiration struck during our residency near the CERN facility, where particle accelerator hums infiltrated our dreams. Those metallic spring reverbs capture the sound of spacetime stretching at its breaking point. Listen with headphones and you might notice subliminal Fibonacci sequences buried in the static bursts—our little cosmic joke as reality decomposes into its prime factors.

Led by a self-proclaimed time-traveling funkateer physicist, their songs are laden with complex scientific theories explained through funky beats and rhythms. They promise to unravel the mysteries of the universe, one groove at a time, with every bassline hypothesizing a new theory of reality.