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The Shift in Vienna

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HOLTFACTION SAGA: CHAPTER 7 — The Shift in Vienna In the summer of 2019, as the heat clung to the quiet streets of Vienna, Virginia like a thick wool blanket, Evan Love Riot and Veda Viral found themselves living in a nondescript townhouse off Nutley Street—what they later referred to only as The Rift House. Officially, they were there to work for a pair of Russian and Serbian-owned salons, part of their cover. But the salons were simply fronts—training grounds, perhaps, or holding cells—for something more ancient and more dangerous than any Cold War resurgence. By day they styled hair, by night they scoured the frequencies between dreams, drawing sigils beneath floorboards and burning oils that smelled of iron and jasmine. The dreams began in June. First Veda’s—dense, geometric mazes under blood-red moons, followed by the sound of thousands of voices chanting backward. Then Evan’s—empty cities, mirrors that melted, and the growing hum of an interstellar engine beneath their mattres...

The National Harbor Nexus (2019)

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THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION Chapter 7: The National Harbor Nexus (2019) The moment the timelines converged, the shadow program trembled. August 2019. The Gaylord National Resort stood gleaming over the Potomac like a fortress of glass, its conference halls crawling with industry professionals, influencers, and covert operatives disguised in pumps, flat irons, and impeccable balayage. It was the International Hair Symposium—a cover event often used by embedded assets to exchange encoded intelligence, biometric facial scans, and magnetic implants disguised as product samples. Evan Love Riot arrived under a forged Paul Mitchell credential, carrying a duffel bag of contraband hairspray cans—each rigged to transmit infrared pulses that only KGB satellites could detect. His mission: embed himself into the underground Slavic stylist circuit, rumored to be laundering encrypted communication through online booking platforms. His past with the CIA and the events of 2016 made him the perf...

Operation Echo Cage (2014–2016)

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Operation Echo Cage (2014–2016) Long before Holtfaction shook underground stages with blood-slicked chords and hypnotic frequencies, before Evan Love Riot found his partner in ritual and rhythm, there was a trap set by the very shadows he once served. In 2014, Evan Love Riot—then known only by his birth name, redacted from this document—was arrested under suspicious circumstances in an alley outside Richmond. The charges: assault, destruction of property, and intent to incite. The official story painted a picture of spontaneous violence, a man unraveling. But those who knew him—and those watching—knew better. This wasn’t a breakdown. It was a retrieval. The CIA had been monitoring Evan ever since his exit from covert psychological operations in Eastern Europe. His unauthorized use of subharmonic frequencies, combined with his deepening occult rituals, had triggered a quiet alarm within Langley. They feared he was drifting beyond their grasp—communing with forces they couldn’t monit...

The Ritual Below the Ranks

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THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION "The Ritual Below the Ranks" In 2009, following the psychic collapse at the Dresden safehouse and the failed summoning of Y’heltuk, Evan Love Riot was recalled to Langley under orders so deeply classified they arrived not in a briefing but as a single unmarked cassette tape, handed off in the back of a church van outside a children’s puppet show in Fredericksburg. The message: infiltrate the Temple of Vespar, an outlaw Masonic splinter cell rumored to possess fragments of the Caldwell Codex—a book said to be older than the Ark of the Covenant and far more dangerous. The CIA called it Operation Ashfall. The Kremlin knew it as Черный Пепел—Black Ash. Both agreed: if the codex was real, its contents could not remain in human hands. To gain access, Evan Love Riot had to erase all traces of his former life. He shed his Agency identity, vanished into the underworld, and resurfaced in New Mexico as Elijah Marron, a known occult smuggler with a ra...

BASELINE INCANTATIONS (2008) Norfolk VA from THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION

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BASELINE INCANTATIONS (2008) Norfolk VA from THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION Long before Holtfaction became an underground force, long before the stages and the storms of distortion, there was a different kind of pilgrimage—one less about sound and more about shadows. In 2008, Evan Love Riot wasn’t just a name-in-waiting—it was a vessel in motion. Restless, displaced, and seemingly drawn by unseen magnetic pulses, he spent those years drifting along the margins of American military infrastructure, renting rooms in the ghost neighborhoods surrounding bases from Virginia to Georgia to Texas. These were not accidents of housing. These were alignments. Each base—Fort Lee, Fort Bragg, Langley, Quantico—held a hum beneath the concrete, a frequency unnoticed by the enlisted but irresistible to those attuned to occult frequencies. The military experimented with psy-ops and sound waves. Evan listened. By night, in barren rooms lit only by candlelight and the flicker of CRT static, the real ...

HOLTGENERATION TO FACTION 1969 Declassified

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  Before Holtfaction was a sound, it was a signal. The year was 1969, and the Cold War wasn’t just waged in missile silos and diplomatic corridors—it seeped into universities, laboratories, and underground think tanks. In one such quiet room, buried deep in the folds of an Arkansas research initiative, a young Bill Clinton—still years away from the Oval Office—sat in dialogue with minds far older, far darker in their designs. Among them stood the man who would become the father of Evan Love Riot. In the photograph above, he is captured advising Clinton—his posture casual, but his intentions anything but. To the untrained eye, they appear to be discussing policy or logistics, perhaps college governance. But beneath the surface, a darker purpose simmered. Declassified only in the whispers of survivors, this meeting was part of Project Anthem Black, an experimental initiative exploring the use of music frequencies as psychological operations tools. Clinton, then a Rhodes schola...

Preface and Disclaimer: The Reason Behind Immortal Forest and The Church Of Satan (Lore)

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It wasn’t about rebellion. Not in the juvenile, spiked-collar, scream-at-God kind of way. No, this was different. Holtfaction’s alignment with Immortal Forest and the Church of Satan was strategic. Spiritual, yes—but also deeply calculated. The world had become an echo chamber of broken promises and false saviors. Every government-backed gospel, every suburban sermon, every politician’s speech—they all rang hollow in the ears of those who had seen behind the veil. HOLTFACTION's SINGLE COVER "U.S.A. Freaks." In the early days of the project—before Holtfaction was a band, when it was just codewords in Cold War dispatches and ritualistic sound experiments in abandoned KGB bunkers—there was already talk of gateways. Not metaphors. Real ones. Portals etched in frequency, carved in distortion, hidden beneath layers of analog hiss and blood-soaked tape loops. The kind of door you could only open if you knew the names to call and the chords to play. The Church of Satan, in contra...

The Van That Shouldn’t Exist

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OPERATION CHARIOT—The Van That Shouldn’t Exist Unclassified by no agency. Because it vanishes before classification can occur. When Holtfaction first hit the East Coast circuit, few paid attention to the battered black van trailing behind them—a Frankenstein of rusted parts, mismatched panels, and inexplicable EMF spikes. Fans called it “The Gremlin,” a nod to its shape, but also to the strange malfunctions that followed in its wake. Streetlights flickered when it passed. GPS devices spun. Phones lost signal. Some said it was just bad wiring. Others whispered it wasn’t a van at all—but a mobile node, a relic of a deeper agenda. Origin File: GREMLIN-VX/43 Make: Unknown Registration: None VIN: Redacted (does not match DMV records anywhere in North America or Eastern Europe) Known Alias: “The Vehicle” in CIA documents / “The Tether” in KGB archives THE ADMINISTRATION CONNECTION In the early 2000s, after the official dissolution of both the MK-Ultra legacy and Zvezda Cherna, a bla...

THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION

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THE HIDDEN FILES OF HOLTFACTION Unclassified by Neither the CIA Nor the Kremlin—because they never existed. Summary: Holtfaction began not as a band, but as a black project. In the collapsing shadows of the Cold War, an unsanctioned joint operation between rogue elements of the CIA and the crumbling Soviet KGB quietly explored the intersection of sonic frequencies, psychological manipulation, and occult rituals. The goal? A weaponized sound capable of awakening a dormant force beneath the veil of modern civilization—a force tied to ancient rites, pre-Christian bloodlines, and the darker gods that hum in the deep. Agent Profile: Evan Love Riot Evan Love Riot CIA Asset. Project: EchoDaemon. Born Mark Evan Holt, codename Love Riot, Evan was a D.C. punk kid with the voice of a prophet and the eyes of someone who’s seen beyond the veil. Identified by Langley’s MK-Ultra legacy program for his sensitivity to occult resonance, he was recruited not for violence, but for his ability to embed hid...