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Ing
Ing
"Ing" by The Roches is a track from their 1985 album Another World. It's a thematic exploration of emotional vulnerability.
The Lord's Prayer
The Lord's Prayer
I promise you didn't hear this scorching version of the Lord's Prayer in Sunday School! A modern cover of the 1973 hit by Sister Janet Mead. Soulful vocals meet anthemic guitars for an inspiring, high-energy spiritual experience.
The Emperor's Red Room (Caligula)
The Emperor's Red Room (Caligula)
A theatrical metal epic of power and madness. Experience the raw intensity of Caligula’s reign through crushing riffs and soaring vocals.
Liquid Neon
Liquid Neon
A hypnotic journey through neon-drenched hallucinations. Experience a dark, psychedelic acid rock trip where dreams and reality collide.
Celestial Flavors
Celestial Flavors
A funky cosmic journey through rum-soaked skies and raspberry nebulae. Sip on the stars with this groovy, Australian didgerido-inspired galactic disco anthem.
Blood in the Fountain
Blood in the Fountain
"Blood in the Fountain" is a gritty, blues-infused alternative rock anthem that critiques industrial and corporate exploitation through vivid social realism.
Spinning in My Sleep
Spinning in My Sleep
"Spinning in My Sleep" is an explosive Alternative Rock odyssey that explores the chaotic boundary between reality and the subconscious.
Uncanny Valley
Uncanny Valley
"Uncanny Valley" is a dark, experimental masterpiece that blends the mechanical precision of electronic music with the raw, unpredictable energy of progressive rock.
Breaking Point
Breaking Point
A raw, explosive anthem of modern frustration. Fusing metal energy with punk defiance, it’s a high-octane vent for anyone pushed to the edge.
Blue Wings
Blue Wings
A neon-soaked fever dream where surreal imagery meets driving rock. A psychedelic voyage through violet walls and velvet echoes. Ride the high.
All As One
All As One
"All As One" is pop-rock track that blends gospel-inspired warmth with high-energy rock instrumentation. The song follows a narrative arc of overcoming past struggles and "shadows" to reach a state of collective unity and clarity.
Weekend Mystic
Weekend Mystic
Weekend Mystic is a Classic 60's-style Indie Rock anthem capturing the modern grind's duality. It contrasts mundane work routine reports and files with explosive weekend freedom. With soaring synths and driving guitars, it’s a soundtrack for escape.
Death Walks Behind You
Death Walks Behind You
A nod to the 1970 classic from Atomic Rooster, "Death Walks Behind You" is a grim metal march. Chugging riffs and eerie keys paint a dark, relentless chase through the shadows of mortality.
Stay
Stay
"Stay" is a melancholic and atmospheric alternative rock track that pays deep stylistic homage to The Cure.
Verrückte Pferde (Crazy Horses)
Verrückte Pferde (Crazy Horses)
A heavy-hitting polka-metal cover of The Osmonds' 1972 hit. A wild, riff-driven commentary on pollution those "Crazy Horses" are exhaust fumes!
Savage Hymn
Savage Hymn
A "teeth first" tribute to the raw, predatory side of love. When the leash snaps, the hunt begins no mercy, no warning, just pure instinct.
Architecture of Pain
Architecture of Pain
The moment you realize that the life you spent years building was actually an 'architecture of pain'. We often try to ignore the 'cracks' and 'glitches,' but eventually, the whole thing slides. This song is about the 'white noise' that takes over.
Suspension (Buck Rogers Theme Song)
Suspension (Buck Rogers Theme Song)
This track is a tribute to Gil Gerard, who passed away in 2025 at the age of 82 who was best known for his iconic role as Captain William “Buck Rogers" in "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century".
The Quake
The Quake
Quake is about the tipping point when a match strike burns down the old structures to make room for a future forged in the fallout. With its thunderous percussion, layered harmonies, and an "outlaws-to-the-storm" mentality, "The Quake" is a signal.
Everyone's An Asshole
Everyone's An Asshole
"Everyone's An Asshole" is a visceral, high-octane Alternative Rock anthem that explores the crushing weight of modern survival and the systemic "machine" that pits us against one another.
