C. SEAN MCGEE
"I write weird books."
​Dark avant-garde fiction that is just as rich in philosophy as it is strange and unsettling.
From the reclusive mind of Irish-Australian writer, C.SeanMcGee, weird and wonderful stories that delve into the perverse and ever lurking shadow of humanity.
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Eire - Australia - Brasil
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AmeriKa
Part I: City of Shadows


Inspired intentionally and unapologetically by the genocide in Gaza, AmeriKa is a rock opera of gargantuan and unparalleled proportions. A gripping tale of gallantry and valour, of grit and glory, marred, as it were, by the very nature of man’s woeful and ignorant self-indulgence; by his treachery, his greed, and by his inherent cowardice.
It is a tale unlike any other, one in which the line between story and song blurs, where narrative and progressive rock & metal meet and merge until one is indecipherable from the other. It is a tale of war, terror, and devastation - of heroes, villains, and victims - one in which even you, the listener, do not leave unscathed, for you play your part too.
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AmeriKa is hope.
AmeriKa is violence.
AmeriKa is compassion.
AmeriKa is war.
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AmeriKa is here and now.
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Prepare yourself.
Nothing and no one will survive.
From the stark and anomic minds of Adam Keane (Sudafed, Sound Surgery, Hypercenter) and C. Sean McGee, comes a rock opera of pure dystopic hell; an adventure of bedlam and destruction where hope and despair intertwine.
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A story of an empire's collapse told in three parts:
I: City of Shadows
II: City of Light
III: City of God
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Story: C. Sean McGee
Music: Adam Keane
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Part 1: City of Shadows - Coming Soon
"I don't love you. I love myself when I am with you."
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- A Rising Fall
Ineffable
“Light, as it were, is but a current in the vast ocean of time.”
Under a black starless sky, a troupe of ragged freaks and performers - led by the perverse and enigmatic Ringmaster - makes its way into a town disparaged by death and disease, intent on curing the sadness, suffering and infirmity of its inhabitants with Light.
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cover painting:
Le Fête by Mario Duplantier (Gojira)

A Rising Fall

