The Scythe of Saturn is a Space Metal odyssey about cosmic judgment and karmic reaping written across the heavens. In it, a cosmic tribunal unfolds across the album: Saturn’s rings serve as ledgers of cause and effect, pulsars strike like gavels, and gravity emerges as the binding law that judges yet gently guides. Unseen forces—dark matter, neutrinos, the quiet weight of omissions—testify alongside the absolute court of the event horizon where even light pays its debt.

Between reckonings, a human arc returns to itself in long cycles, braided by the Fates at Lagrange points, measured, trimmed, and rewoven. Ancient scales meet microgravity as the heart is weighed, revealing that truth has mass even when weightless. Fractures in the heavens are repaired with golden seams—a kintsugi of starlight—while a luminous witness for humanity chooses candor over concealment. The journey closes in a slow benediction: entropy dims the choir, the ledger shuts, and what remains, enduring across orbits and ages, is love shaped by judgment into mercy.