The Exodus Of Gravity
The Exodus Of Gravity
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ARCADEA – The Exodus of Gravity
A Futuristic Synth-Rock Odyssey
ARCADEA returns with The Exodus of Gravity, a high-concept, synth-driven journey set five billion years in the future—where gravity is gone, machines evolve, and cosmic chaos reigns. With Brann Dailor (Mastodon) stepping into the spotlight as lead vocalist and João Nogueira joining on synths, ARCADEA’s reimagined trio delivers a bold leap into a new era of psychedelic, genre-blurring sound.
From the shimmering pulse of “Fuzzy Planet” to the explosive intensity of “Lake of Rust,” The Exodus of Gravity is equal parts science fiction and emotional catharsis. It’s a record built not just for the mind, but for the body—groovy, electrified, and urgently alive. Or, as Dailor puts it: “I don’t wanna look out and see a bunch of guys with their arms crossed. I wanna see some asses wiggling.”
With storytelling rooted in a post-human mythology and a soundscape that fuses synth-rock, space disco, and prog-futurism, ARCADEA has crafted more than an album—they've created a danceable hymn to evolution. This is music for a world reborn.
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