Nikk Fail - Serial K.G.

Check out the full ep on:
https://nikkfail.bandcamp.com/album/futuro-presente

This song and video is something onirical, and exactely as dream could twisted into something bad, the cutting edge tecnology from late 70's early 80's could have turned into a nightmare..at that time, both side started near sci-fi programs, like the U.S. Strategic Defence Initiative (SDI) aka "Star Wars" or the Soviet Polyus, a spacecraft armed with lasers and "nuclear space mines".

Lucky, for all of us, the awareness of the consequences of nuclear war, boosted dramatically in 1983, thanks to "The Day After" tv movie, even the president of the U.S., Ronald Regan, changed is mind after seen it... and the course of the history changed as we know it

So this video, is a tribute to all the people that was committed to increase the knowledge of the masses on the nuclear war, and at the same time a warning, to remember, that all of us, that this is not ended..

SERIAL K.G. is included in "FUTURO PRESENTE" ep available on sell on:
https://nikkfail.bandcamp.com/album/futuro-presente

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* Footage source list:
LGM118 The Most Powerful U.S. Air Force MX Missile (DOCUMENTARY TUBE)
First Strike (1979 - KRON-TV /USAF/Rand Corporation)
War Games (1983 - John Badham)
The Day After (1983 - Nicholas Meyer)
Threads (1984 - Mick Jackson)
STAR WARS - Strategic Defense Initiative
The Secret Laser Launched into Space
Assembling of Polyus space combat system (Vassili Petrovitch)
British Hydrogen bomb explosion test Operation Grapple Y segmen (The Centralnuclear)
Minuteman and Titan II Missile ICBM (Atomcentral)
Castle Bravo Test (Atomcentral)
Bighorn Test (The Centernuclear)
2020 Release Soviet nuclear detonation footage
Minuteman III ICBM Launch
USS West Virginia test-firing Trident II SLBMs