In 2021 the United States and Mexico completed the Great Wall in a race to trap criminals from the North and South. But after the destruction of World War 3 , chaos overtook the borders, leading to the creation of a designated area where violent crime was allowed without punishment. They called this the Murder Zone. NEW Science Fiction animated film machinima from award-winning composer and Buffalo New York filmmaker Sabrina Pena Young . @dalatindiva Please SUBSCRIBE for more film and music! And SHARE! Soundtrack Available at Amazon and Bandcamp https://sabrinapenayoung.bandcamp.com/album/the-murder-zone-motion-picture-soundtrack sabrinapenayoung.wordpress.com Related articles Quick Chasing Bedlam Ranking Update Five Tiny Ways Nanoscience Will Change Our Lives Pluto and its 5 moons are about to be the nerdiest worlds ever Video: The 'Star Wars' hover bike is a reality thanks to a Russian startup (at least, in a lab) Anything like dailysf ...

FREE KINDLE BOOK Last Day of Holiday Sale! Dystopian Science Fiction Libertaria Chronicles – Cyborgs, Mutants, and Two-Headed Telepaths 0 DOWNLOAD FREE NOW ON AMAZON KINDLE: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N4F8EH9/ref=pd_sbs_351_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=M7CBAMJV9QF4WREP0JVN “Libertaria: Genesis is dystopian, and good at it, and that needs further examination.” – J. Roseman, escapepod.org “One of my favorite things about this story is its odd apocalyptic tone and strong sci-fi/fantasy foundation. The dark quality that comes with it is the cherry on top.” –FanboysAnonymous.com on Libertaria: The Virtual Opera WHAT FANS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE LIBERTARIA CHRONICLES “Between the book, virtual opera, soundtrack, and all the extras, Young has created a convincing world…a dark dystopian future for you to get lost in. The characters are complex, flawed, and human, and you are never sure what they will do next. Looking forward to the next book in the series!” ...

Futuristic electronica and cyborg music. After years as a composer, I have finally accepted that I will forever write music that has a significant "sci-fi" vibe around it. Radio Free Midwich writer  Chrissie Caulfield , when writing a music review for A Futurist Music Anthology 2004-2014  described my other electroacoustic works as " What it’s really about is the rise of machine intelligence, of course; which is equally scary, possibly," or " too strange even for my twisted brain to work out."  You can read Caulfield's full music review here, if you dare: Dreams of the Future Related articles Meet on bio-inspired computing Data Science Roundup #12: Bad Data Guide, Machine Intelligence 2.0, and Which Database is Best? Geek Reading December 16, 2015 The Most Futuristic Predictions That Came True In 2015 The Most Futuristic Predictions That Came True in 2015 Official Trailer For The Cyborg Olympics Music Marketing Secrets: How to Use Twit...