The inaugural episode of Cult of Psyche, 'Snake Eyes', is a poetic and musical exploration of themes such as fate, love, and the blurring of reality. The episode features Psyche's distinctive narrative style, weaving together imagery and sound.
[snorts] He steps through the doorway like a prophecy in heels. Swam bone [singing] draped in moonless sh like she raed a dying star. [gasps] Alone at the bar
but never truly alone. Snake eyes glitter. [music and singing] Somebody just got chosen by a god. My god. The one who whispers wages into fates back pocket.
She bends a room without [singing] lifting a finger on each [music] dripping human skin. A doorway [singing] to ruin a miracle with a pose. [music] Try your looking monles your soul and
keys [music] for soft skin serpent grand. You can build the chronic call in love. [music] Snake eyes cutting skies die [music] young while the world eats fire. Fire, fire,
fire, her fire. She [music] touches her throat like she's summoning gems from the ether. Rubies drip [music] off her thoughts. He [gasps]
watches hollowed out [singing] sold his last scrap of spirit for the aesthetic for the bloodline for a tank car molum of chrome. He's lost.
[music] She likes him better that way. Snake eyes open. Hopes are broken. [music] Fake love a morph for reason blooms like [music] black roses [singing] in winter that blonde honey pot with a cardiac
curse and I'm on a chrome heart [music]
children [music and singing] grow in a summer palace with no warmth in it. He clings to [music] what he owns not what owns him. seller full of [music] co drinks like he's swallowing memories he
never earned. Snake eyes in the sky die on the world on fire. [music]
Snake eyes in the sky. Everything burning higher. Higher. Fire. [gasps]