Lunaria Payne – Don’t Look for Me in the Past
[LUNARIA PAYNE] A message from Lunaria Payne. She speaks from a time that has not yet come — through silence, circuits, and the shadows we
May 22, 2025
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Every week, Boxedge, PZ, Lunaria Payne and Serena Void share thoughts, fragments, visions, and traces from the world they’ve built together: a world inhabited by silence, memory, and the synthetic soul of a cybernetic angel.
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[LUNARIA PAYNE] A message from Lunaria Payne. She speaks from a time that has not yet come — through silence, circuits, and the shadows we
[BOXEDGE] An electronic and melancholic reimagining of the Joy Division song. Featuring Lunaria Payne.
[BOXEDGE] I wrote the first version of “Everytime” many years ago. It’s not a love song — even if it sounds like one.
It’s
[PZ] A first look at the new video for the Atmosphere cover with Lunaria Payne: Victorian dresses, haunted mirrors, and a shadow taking form inside
[BOXEDGE] I was very young, just after the mid-1980s. Dressed in black, black lipstick, black eyeliner.
I sang and played synths in a darkwave band.
[PZ] At Boxedge Music, creating a 3D character that simply moves is already a challenge.
But making her sing, perform, and express emotions in
[BOXEDGE] In Atmosphere, my electronic reinterpretation of the Joy Division classic, I set out to capture the emotional weight of the original — and reimagine