Psychosis

Autofuck's song 'Psychosis' delves into the chaotic and disturbed mind of an individual grappling with inner demons and societal issues. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who feels like a battleground, torn between sanity and madness. The opening lines, 'this is a battleground / pay attention on the message and chords,' set the stage for a narrative that is both introspective and confrontational. The protagonist acknowledges a 'psycho inside of me,' suggesting an internal struggle that transforms them into a 'killer machine.' This metaphorical 'killer machine' represents a loss of control and a descent into violence, driven by the hatred and division they perceive in the world around them.

The recurring lines, 'I've seen the truth in many different faces / I conclude there's hate between the races,' highlight the protagonist's disillusionment with humanity. This observation of racial hatred exacerbates their mental turmoil, pushing them further into a state of psychosis. The phrase 'it fucks up with me' underscores the profound impact this realization has on their psyche. The protagonist's transformation into a 'killer machine' is not just a personal descent but a reaction to the societal ills they witness. This transformation is both a coping mechanism and a form of rebellion against a world they see as inherently flawed.

The song also touches on themes of mortality and the desire for peace. The lines 'I'll never be afraid of death / I'm sure of what awaits for me / I'll turn the world / into peace before I leave' suggest a fatalistic acceptance of death and a twisted sense of purpose. The protagonist believes that their violent actions are justified as a means to achieve peace, even if it means becoming a 'killer machine.' This paradoxical desire for peace through violence reflects the depth of their psychosis and the complexity of their inner conflict. 'Psychosis' by Autofuck is a raw and unflinching exploration of a mind unraveling under the weight of personal and societal pressures, ultimately questioning the nature of sanity and the human condition.