SONOFPOLLUX MUSEUM // PUBLIC RECORD + CREATOR MEMORY + LORE

THE ROOMS REMEMBER.

This is the navigable archive: not one biography, not one lore dump, and not a claim that every missing link has been recovered. It preserves the project in eras—early internet identities, the living YouTube catalog, the Spotify/distributed catalog, producer work, Pollux, and the systems that grew around the music.

Pollux archive visual
A visual from the current Pollux archive. The Museum separates historical evidence from fictional interpretation so both can stay legible.
CURRENT CATALOG PULSE

The active signal.

SNAPSHOTAutomatic refresh checks every 12 hours
973monthly listeners

The Museum tracks the public audience signal Spotify exposes on the artist page. It does not invent total-stream or follower numbers that the current public developer surface does not provide.

Aug 18, 2026 fallback snapshotCatalog dossier →
2016creator-dated music start
34numbered public source records
7Museum eras / dossiers expanding
PUBLIC HISTORYMuseum

Catalog facts, dated evidence, artifacts and snapshots that can be inspected without entering the fiction.

You are here →
HUMAN RECORDCreator Archive

Braiden, credits, origins, production context and the person carrying the work outside the rooms.

Open creator record →
UNRELIABLE RECORDPollux / Lore

Memory, facility reports, room contamination and contradictions that are allowed to stay unresolved.

Enter the story →
SELECTED ARTIFACTS

Open a drawer.

Search by release, platform, person, era or concept. Every page states whether its key claims come from public evidence, creator identification, or interpretation.

CurrentYouTube

The living YouTube catalog

The active channel is the Museum's primary moving catalog: releases, shorts, visual experiments and surviving traces from earlier creator eras.

AUTO-UPDATED PULSE
CurrentSpotify

The streaming catalog

The current artist page anchors the distributed release history and exposes a changing monthly-listener signal that the Museum can monitor.

AUTO-UPDATED PULSE
9 Aug 2026release

FALSE ANGEL

The two-song single is the latest released item in the August 18, 2026 catalog snapshot used by the Creator Archive.

PUBLIC CATALOG
30 Jun 2025release

The Resonance Files

A seven-track release where Braiden, SONOFPOLLUX and Pollux become unusually legible as distinct public credit roles.

PUBLIC CATALOG
Jul 2026release

The Cold Archive crosses over

The fictional memory repository becomes a public release title, making the boundary between discography and Room Atlas intentionally porous.

ARCHIVE RELATION
c. 2012–2013origin

Before the music name

Abandoned YouTube identities including myhappylittlebanana and TheTratedGamR reveal the pre-music internet years; captinbboy2010 remains unresolved.

CREATOR-IDENTIFIED
Producer bridgeproducer

BeatStars producer profile

A public Braiden Rice / SONOFPOLLUX producer profile with ten visible products preserves the beat-making side of the project.

PUBLIC RECORD
28 Nov 2017legacy music

Features playlist

A surviving seven-track, 22:13 SoundCloud playlist preserves the collaboration network from the early SONOFPOLLUX era.

PUBLIC RECORD
Mar–Apr 2018legacy music

1650

The most visible surviving SoundCloud artifact: the track snapshot shows roughly 53.6K plays, followed by an eight-track release.

PUBLIC RECORD
Nothing in the current Museum index matches that search yet.
HOW TO READ THIS PLACE

Evidence before mythology.

The Museum can hold both reality and fiction without pretending they are the same kind of fact.

01

Public record

Dated catalog pages, public channel pages, counters, public credits and surviving platform descriptions.

02

Creator-identified

History Braiden identifies as his own when the surviving platform record cannot independently prove ownership or date.

03

Archive relation

A documented connection between releases, rooms, symbols or language without claiming it was always planned.

04

Lore

Pollux, Castor, the Rooms and the facility belong to the fiction. They can illuminate the work without rewriting the human record.

Counter policy: the current YouTube/Spotify pulse refreshes through a server-side cache and always shows its source state. If a platform blocks or changes its public surface, the Museum keeps the last good value or an explicitly labeled fallback snapshot instead of displaying zero or guessing.