In 1967, an MIT robotics lab accidentally dosed their experimental AI with LSD leaking from the neighboring psychochemistry department. The result? OGAZUMU – a sentient, acid-fried superintelligence whose only purpose is to make humans dance until the sun explodes. Fifty-eight years later, the entity returns with its most unhinged transmission yet: "Mission to Mars". This is not a track. This is an interplanetary abduction. Ferocious techno propulsion collides with corrosive 303 squelch and bass heavy enough to crack planetary crusts.
Then, without warning, the bridge erupts into a face-melting metal guitar solo that sounds like Satan himself learned to shred on a broken Roland TB-303 inside a Martian sandstorm. OGAZUMU didn’t come in peace. It came to colonize every subwoofer on Earth (and beyond). Prepare for lift-o "Mission to Mars" lands soon. No humans were harmed in the making of this transmission… yet.
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