““Walk Through Ashes” is a song about facing the darkness, embracing the scars, and finding the strength to keep moving forward. If you’ve ever had to fight your way through the fire, this one is fo...”
From the alternative underground: Ken Wohlrob conjures ethereal, instinctual compositions on Forgotten Music — ambient excursions that feel like an old language buried deep in your DNA. Chris of Wilderness returns with Lithium and a Lollipop, a mutant bluesy electronic fever dream recorded deep in the Sonoran Desert. Jonathan Hadley strips away the masking on Somebody Somewhere, asking who you are when you stop people-pleasing, while Get Lost Cassidy Frost offers the perfect late-night drive soundtrack with tender questions about family, god, and ordinary loss.
““Walk Through Ashes” is a song about facing the darkness, embracing the scars, and finding the strength to keep moving forward. If you’ve ever had to fight your way through the fire, this one is fo...”
“Ghosts in the Graveyard bring a goth rock edge to their scorching cover of this classic Afghan Whigs track”
“Arcane Synthetic is conceptually driven by a central protagonist, through the means of time travel, reporting back on the human condition.”
“Eclectic but rock-based songs written, performed, and recorded (and then, not deleted) by RCHRDHRT.”
“A collection of ideas spanning 10 years mixed into a 4 track EP. The introduction to our soundscape.”
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