Everywhere at the End of Time is originally a six-and-a-half-hour musical project by The Caretaker (Leyland Kirby) intended to sonically depict the progression of dementia. In internet culture, the album—specifically the track 'It's Just a Burning Memory'—became the foundation for a subgenre of psychological horror memes. These often involve characters like Trollface or Mr. Incredible becoming increasingly distorted or blank-faced as the music degrades. The meme serves as a vessel for themes of existential dread, memory loss, and the 'uncanny' valley of nostalgia, often used to depict someone realizing a terrifying truth or losing their sense of self in a digital void.