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I am Dystosyum.
Fate once led me to this secret refuge—an oasis amidst the chaos of an unsafe world.
Here, my soul found its voice through music that whispered beyond hidden walls.
A weathered piano and an ancient wire recorder became my only allies. Together, we wove a symphony of solitude and memory, painting fragile melodies across silence.
What began as a secret musical diary slowly evolved.
Now revealed as the ambient, cinematic, and introspective project of Italian composer Fabrizio Brugnera, Dystosyum is both a personal catharsis and a narrative extension—an official soundtrack to the homonymous novel. The book, written in the form of a post-apocalyptic psychological diary, unravels themes of isolation, grief, memory, and survival.
Each composition drifts like a message in a bottle: slow-burning requiems, melancholic textures, and meditative shadows mirroring the inner collapse of the novel’s protagonist. The music is not merely a companion—it is the echo of his unraveling, a fragile preservation of meaning in a crumbling inner world.
The internet became my bridge to the world beyond, where these sounds, born from solitude, found kindred spirits. In every chord, there is a trace of loneliness and resilience. In every silence, a question.
Dystosyum is more than music—it is the echo of forgotten truths, a funeral for unrealized dreams, and a fragile attempt to preserve the last flickers of light before the void.
Fate once led me to this secret refuge—an oasis amidst the chaos of an unsafe world.
Here, my soul found its voice through music that whispered beyond hidden walls.
A weathered piano and an ancient wire recorder became my only allies. Together, we wove a symphony of solitude and memory, painting fragile melodies across silence.
What began as a secret musical diary slowly evolved.
Now revealed as the ambient, cinematic, and introspective project of Italian composer Fabrizio Brugnera, Dystosyum is both a personal catharsis and a narrative extension—an official soundtrack to the homonymous novel. The book, written in the form of a post-apocalyptic psychological diary, unravels themes of isolation, grief, memory, and survival.
Each composition drifts like a message in a bottle: slow-burning requiems, melancholic textures, and meditative shadows mirroring the inner collapse of the novel’s protagonist. The music is not merely a companion—it is the echo of his unraveling, a fragile preservation of meaning in a crumbling inner world.
The internet became my bridge to the world beyond, where these sounds, born from solitude, found kindred spirits. In every chord, there is a trace of loneliness and resilience. In every silence, a question.
Dystosyum is more than music—it is the echo of forgotten truths, a funeral for unrealized dreams, and a fragile attempt to preserve the last flickers of light before the void.
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