Fragments of Eternity (FOE) is a Christian hard-rock collective forged where faith, fire, and fracture collide. Blending the weight of modern metalcore with the soul of sacred music, FOE crafts songs that sound like worship inside a storm: drop-tuned guitars, percussive pulse, and dark electronic textures wrapped around lyrics of redemption, struggle, and awe.
The music lives in contrasts: brutal and beautiful, ancient and electric, reverent yet raw. Each track moves from whispered prayer to seismic chorus, exploring what it means to bear light in a broken world. FOE’s signature “Tri-Loop Infinity” emblem reflects that tension; creation, fall, and restoration woven into one unbroken arc. FOE is music for those who believe redemption can roar, and that eternity still echoes in every shattered note.
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Fragments of Eternity is the product of my heart, my mind, and my desire to share my thoughts, laments, hopes, and praise. Ideas, themes, rants and laments, turned to lyrics, and then leveraging AI to ‘perform’ my lyrics with the genre, style, and dynamics that I choose. I then take that output over many iterations and adjust and relayer, edit, and master the audio into what you hear.
I know… AI? That’s ok. You can turn and run if you like. But I produce this music because it takes what’s inside me and gives it a voice that I couldn’t without these tools. While It’s not the same, or even close to the amount of skill or effort needed to produce similar music, I do pore what talent and skill I have as a musician and amature sound tech into ensuring the output isn’t… robotic garbage.
So the sounds you hear may be AI, but the words, the heart behind it; that’s me.
So if you have a liking of post-hardcore, industrial metalcore music, give it a listen!
And if you’re interested in how this is all done, here are the tools I use.
