I make my project names off of random bits of words in my head. I just cycle through a bunch of nonsensical but cool sounding names and Groesk was the one that I chose.
Kinda do the same for naming tracks in the project. Really wish it was deeper, but it kind of comes from Zhuel bands doing the same thing; using lyrics and track names from a made up language that the band came up with. I’ve always respected that weird linguistic expermentation, so i do a more primitive version of the same.
Who knows, maybe ill get into it enough to make some type of system with sense.
It’s a silly trope from sci fi movies, and at one point someone shouts it in Charlie The Unicorn. I might make a supercut one day of all the times you randomly hear people shout ‘evasive maneuvers!’ in movies and use it for something
One of my first aliases was actually just a crappy reference to Pokemon and a strange portmanteau of my name, but I really got interested in robotics after a while and that’s where the “Mecha” part came from. “Twitchy” was a username that I really liked, mostly because I have a really bad habit of twitching my fingers or my legs, especially when I’m anxious. I had a lot of other modifications, a lot of them glued together with German or Dutch words, but Mecha_Twitchy stuck, because I can interchange “Mecha” and “Twitchy” a lot. I often use “Mecha” as the whole username, just because I feel it fits my style of music and my interests a lot.
As for HYPERGON, (Which WILL be released one day!!!) I had to push through a lot of “edge” to come up with it. Basically:
Depression. It’s something that we understand as a whole, like a shape (gon, as in octagon, or hexagon.) Nobody knows any specifics though, and for those who have depression, it’s often a really deep and ever-changing condition that’s really hard to cope with. (Hyper, as in, super-extended or massive, also fitting in with the speed and intensity of the breakbeats.) HYPERGON is an ambient DnB track focused on poor mental health, so the name fits.