Timewitch Releases Second Album Post-Apocalypse, A Seven-Song Rock Story
The album is framed by its maker as an antithesis to a society that repeats production and consumption, which is why the whole record carries one concept rather than the mixed genres of Terminal.
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Timewitch Inc. released its second album, Post-Apocalypse, on September 27, 2026. The album has seven songs, all newly written, with the genre unified to rock. It is set on a future Earth where minerals, oil, water, land, and air have run out and are controlled by the government. Representative Takashi Okada sings on the title track, with Timewitch members joining the chorus.
The seven tracks run as a single story. It opens with Ignition, built on a piano melody and the rapid development of civilization, then moves to Panic World, which asks what happens when a blessing turns out to have been feed. Reintroduction takes on value assigned by others, Anti-Hesitation argues that strength is the result of choosing past hesitation, and Mislead is written entirely in English, questioning idealized images of women. The title track asks whether you are the only one who can save yourself, and Metallic Echoes closes the story with the protagonist moving forward.
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