T. H. by FS

A concept album about transhumanism, the continued genetic, biological, medical and technological augmentation of human beings, the increasing fusion of man and technology, cyborgs, robots, A.I., the nature of consciousness, the existential question of what humanity really means and what is "natural" for us, the continued use of technology in our lives and the role it plays in general, the increasing automation of production, transport and infrastructure in today's society and other science-fiction concepts - a vision of the technological, economic and social evolution that humans might be undertaking in the coming years and decades.
Musically this album yet again differentiates itself very much from its predecessor. "Luminum" was very mellow and very much centered around the acoustic guitar. This one is harsher, a little heavier and in some ways more simplistic. There are many fast, quick and to the point songs that merely have two clean or slightly distorted guitars and that's it - very much inspired by 90s and early 2000s alternative, indie, pop punk, emo, post-hardcore and even a little britpop. However this album is also very schizophrenic, as it has a few songs that are almost exclusively electronic, as well, which, too, is something that was not as prominent on "Luminum". Thus, "T. H." shows two totally different ways to distance itself from "Luminum" - it's either "two electric guitars -boom!" or entirely electronic.

one-man alternative rock music project

the occasional metalcore-, rap-, atmospheric electronica-, orchestral-, synth pop- or dubstep-song may pop up now and then, though.

FS is an amalgamation of many musical influences, since its creator is generally a huge fan of any type of music himself and can enjoy anything as long as it is melodic and harmonic and has at least some complexity to it.

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