No one knows how or why it began, but once it began, it could not be stopped. From an inconceivable vibration deep within the microscopic pores of the brick it echoes onward and upward, tagging each molecule along the way, beckoning them to release their long dormant song.From there, the life spreads like a virus, possessing chains, and cabinets, entire sheets of metal, it sputters, struggles to its feet, as entropy tackles it to the Earth again. It is persistent; assembling once again, remembering what had come before, and innovating as such. All the same it struggles to stand, and walks only so far before once again it’s destruction paves the way for its’ next incarnation, perhaps a greater one. And so we stand, neither at a beginning nor an end, as our human minds struggle, like the brick to assess itself against the cold metal of chaos as he makes love to the invisible mistress of the mysterium, ultimately birthing this child of no name, no gender, no face, no land. An immortal monstrosity with neither beginning not end, heads nor tails, id or ego. They begged us to not let it live, but the choice was never ours to begin with. This is the brickcorps saga, a scientific abomination, a spiritual h-bomb, a Shaman’s nightmare, and a Catholic metal smith’s long repressed wet dream . . . . . . And this is only Year One.The Royal Tribunal: Adam Cummings, Jorge Olivo, Marc DawsonBrickcorps. was developed by scientist at the State University of New York at Purchase (2003)©2003 The Fancy Crow Media, LLC 2010Mastering by Wes Taylorbrickcorps@yahoo.comhttp://www.myspace.com/brickcorps