About the Album
Sounds of Evil ∞ is a generative album by Jayse Guy, produced under the Keegan Lawsuit Corporation. It doesn’t have a tracklist in the traditional sense. Instead, it runs on Unix time—each track is exactly one hour long and corresponds to a specific timestamp, starting from 00:00:00 UTC, January 1st, 1970. Every hour that’s ever existed has its own track.
Tracks are created at the moment they’re accessed. They don’t loop back or repeat unless you ask for the exact same timestamp. The titles are strings of 100 randomly chosen words—long, disjointed, and unreadable in the way legal disclaimers sometimes are.
The sound itself shifts depending on when it’s generated. Sometimes it’s quiet and static-heavy, sometimes dense and mechanical. There’s no genre, no pattern, and no resolution—just a continuous process of decay, noise, and structure that mirrors a system too large to fully understand.
This album doesn’t play from start to finish. It plays from now, whenever that is.
