A Thesis On Change

The musical summary of our research thus far.

We call ourselves Broken; Narrative. A fitting name, I think, considering how fragmented my understanding of this story is. But the pieces are finally starting to fit together. We have completed our first research anthology, titled 'A Thesis on Change', yet already we work on our next submissions to Project: Chronicle. Now, more than ever, I'm certain that 'The Change' or Mutatio, metamorphosis, transmutation, and all its other forms, is real. We have held interviews with other dreamers. So far, just two formal conversations, but through sharing the video logs, we have managed to amass a sizeable awareness from the public.

Each of us, Seekers of the truth, feel a certain anticipation in the build-up to the anthology's publication in a month.

I can't help but reflect on the trials that held us back, the many authorities that ignored us when we said we had something important to share. And now, England is burning. It would be a folly to think that our music and my musings could ever change the direction of our country, but then it would be foolish to never even try.

Funding from any external sources has run almost entirely dry; we use our own savings now to create, but I'm positive that as we foster a community of dreamers, the results will prove more than worth the sacrifice.

I have to stay positive, don't I? Even when stability is a fleeting memory. We started this journey, and now we must see it through; we must survive the Change.

This resolve could possibly be a result of the 'Armour of Words', though only a vague concept; I'm sure that its influence has been guiding those in the world that need it for a long time. That is our next focus, before we release the thesis. Our search begins in Manchester on August 26th 2025.