Ward C Locke

"Fading Signals" is a high-octane alternative rock anthem that masterfully balances raw aggression with cinematic atmosphere.

"Figure Eight" is a classic track from the Schoolhouse Rock! series, celebrated for its educational value and whimsical, jazz-inspired sound.

"Come One, Come All" is an electrifying instrumental track that captures the high-stakes energy and vintage flair of a 1970s spy thriller.

"Frankenstein" is an explosive, high-energy reimagining of the Edgar Winter Group instrumental classic, capturing the raw power and experimental spirit of 1970s progressive rock.

"Bathysphere" explores the tension between isolation and discovery. It maps the journey of sinking into the unknown, where the pressure of the world outside is matched only by the deep, resonant silence found within the vessel.

A lost tape from the archives, dusted off and given new life. This track captures the raw, unfiltered spirit of 1974loud amps, real drums, and one take to get it right. It’s not just a song; it’s a piece of rock history preserved.

"Fretstorm" pays homage to the era when technical skill and rock energy collided. It captures the thrill of pushing instruments to their limits while maintaining a groove that keeps the listener moving forward.

'The Obsidian String' started with a simple experiment: how much energy could I squeeze out of a single cello line? The result is a track that celebrates the tension between the old world and the new. It’s the sound of history running at 128 bpm.

"1973" was written as a tribute to the era of analog warmth and rhythmic freedom. I wanted to capture that specific feeling of 70s 'cool' where the music was sophisticated enough to listen to, but groovy enough to move to.

The word 'Apotheosis' refers to a climax or the elevation of someone to divine status; this song is a musical representation of that ascent. It’s also a tribute to Rick Wakeman's "Six Wives" LP.

"Fragile Veil" was composed as a "love letter" to the early 70's era of progressive rock - specifically the technical mastery and optimistic mysticism found on Yes's "Fragile."

A relentless exploration of polyphonic tension and analog grit, this instrumental suite captures the mechanical violence of 1971 symphonic prog through distorted Hammond stabs and Moog leads.

A hypnotic journey through neon-drenched hallucinations. Experience a dark, psychedelic acid rock trip where dreams and reality collide.

A haunting journey where sirens' voices morph into ancient strings. Melodic chamber pop meets psychedelic Middle Eastern mysticism. Ethereal.

The ultimate tribute. An arranged medley that weaves the iconic "Dream On" theme into an Eastern Asian epic with subtle hints of "Enter Sandman", and "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" woven in.

Enter a lucid soundscape where reality blurs. A minimalist, ambient journey focused on ethereal pads and spacious arrangements.

A refined, atmospheric take on a classic motif. Ethereal textures meet a steady, hypnotic pulse for a deeply immersive experience.

Soak in the warmth of this vibrant, sun-drenched anthem. A perfect blend of uplifting melodies and crisp, summer-ready production.

A sudden burst of optimism. This track builds from a quiet curiosity into a triumphant, major-key celebration of the unexpected.

A monstrous fusion of heavy distortion and experimental rhythms. Dark, industrial, and stitched together with precision.