When the world ends, Riot sleeps through the opening tutorial. One moment, he is a burned-out warehouse worker living a dead-end life. The next, reality rewrites itself into a brutal game of monsters, stats,[read more]

Murder Hobo Martha Vol. 2 continues the dungeon-born chaos with six story-driven industrial metal tracks built around aggressive guitars, pounding drums, dark synth textures, and a deliberately warm, retro-leaning mix. This time, Martha is[read more]

Murder Hobo Martha is a six-song metal story about an F-rank fighter nobody wants. Rejected by guilds, unwanted by adventuring parties, and saddled with terrible stats and absolutely no useful skills, Martha decides she[read more]

“Negative Priming” is a haunting progressive metal single built around cello, shifting guitars, forward drums, and a vocal mix that keeps LYRA right at the center of the song. The arrangement stays dramatic without[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand: Episode 03 closes the story through the eyes of the Apprentice, now carrying the weight of everything the Huntress left behind. Grief turns into purpose as the surviving group[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand (Episode 2) pushes the story into open conflict. The Huntress now knows the truth runs deeper than corrupt royalty, and the Disalts are no longer hiding in the shadows.[read more]

No Gods Above the Sand: Episode 01 begins in a world where the heat never lets up, water is controlled like currency, and most people have learned not to ask what is buried beneath[read more]

Metaphysical Harmonic Failure marks a return to Android86’s industrial metal roots, delivering an aggressive blend of industrial metal, rap metal, and raw modern metal energy. Built around crushing mechanical riffs, relentless rhythms, and scientifically[read more]

Sometimes revenge isn’t loud… it’s patient. Three Breaches Filled follows someone left for dead, crawling back through frozen ground with only one thing keeping them alive: unfinished business. Every knock at the door, every[read more]

Sometimes doing the right thing hurts more than doing nothing at all. Empathy Thermalized is about those impossible moments where compassion becomes a weapon pointed back at yourself. Save the innocent. Destroy the monster.[read more]

This Kingdom I Have Built is a progressive metal track featuring LYRA’s emotional clean vocals, atmospheric soundscapes, and intricate guitar work that gradually builds from quiet reflection into a powerful climax. Melodic riffs, dynamic[read more]

“Good Containers” is a gothic progressive metal descent into the machinery of reincarnation, containment, and control. Sung by LYRA with eerie restraint and explosive force, the song imagines the body as a vessel, the[read more]