God Head (Patreon)

God Head is a little different. It’s the first Jungian blowjob instruction audio, to my knowledge.

It’s geared toward used during actual cocksucking. That’s not a prerequisite – but it is the initial design scenario.

All voices are feminine. The actresses are Dru, Korrupted, Bliss, Bouncy, Princess Petra, Persephone, Tink, and Cherry Queen. 

The subject or listener could certainly be any gender. 

There are subliminals used throughout. Most of these subliminals echo more recognizable lines in the mainline script. However, there a few lightly coded “magic” subliminals that reference strippers, witchcraft, Beltane, and the Order of the Golden Dawn. 

It doesn’t contain any themes of “bimbofication” or humiliation. References to subservience and service frequently enter the narrative. These references are placed within a larger context of ego dissolution. The submissive dissolves into the set of submissives, as they identify with their service beyond themselves. 

(Cover art sourced from Superphazed.)

The oceanic dissolution described in the text echoes peak experiences achieved through psychedelics or certain brands of religious experience. If you are highly suggestible and find peak experiences potentially destratifying, you should exercise caution.

I’ll admit that read the wrong way, the text sounds a little bit, well, culty. That’s deliberate. The track aims to achieve a state of worship. That isn’t in service to me or anyone in particular, though. The sort of spirituality references in here is very much nondenominational – it describes an experience of sex, not a sect. If you have strong sectarian religious beliefs however, the theme of the immanent divine might rub you the wrong way.

Listeners have flagged the possibility of addiction to tracks I've produced. The encouragement to experience these soundscapes sexually raises the possibility of sexual conditioning. Please listen responsibly. If you find that any activity is interfering with your day-to-day function, please reconsider the wisdom of using it to excess, and consider consultation with a mental health professional.