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Spontaneous Astral Projection is a cosmic horror rap-metal song by Android 86, adapted from an original poem about the terrifying experience of involuntarily leaving one’s physical body. Without warning, the narrator’s consciousness is violently[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]
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]
“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]
*The Corrupted Thread* follows the rise, collapse, and ugly second life of a royal thread-puller born into a civilization that treats conquest like religion. Across eight tracks, Android 86 builds a dark sci-fi industrial[read more]
The Tall Men Eat First is a slow gothic metal descent into sealed evidence, blacked-out names, hidden rooms, and elite predation. It takes the language of conspiracy, court seals, flight logs, and buried files,[read more]
Cold Metal Memory is a speed industrial metal panic attack disguised as a joke. Sung by RIOT with screaming vocals, relentless attack, and fast drums hammering like a malfunctioning alarm system, the song turns[read more]
Prince of the Fallen World is a fast, aggressive industrial metal track driven by RIOT’s vocals and the voice of a broken royal exile. The song follows a prince from a conquered warrior empire,[read more]
This extreme metal satire turns one typo into eternal damnation. Sung by RIOT with dark theatrical energy, Who the Hell is Santa, Anyway? mixes heavy riffs, cello-driven drama, and absurd holiday horror into a[read more]








