“90s-tinged alternative, grunge and shoegaze music with blended with modern sound to craft melodic rock songs with big feelings.”
Cranked up and dripping with grit: Murder Hornets' Shakes rattles loose, loosely inspired by the media manipulation exposé "Trust Me I'm Lying." Wooden Crates' "Outrage Pays" attacks those who profit from manufactured rage, while "A Little Loud" delivers a warning — and a promise — that things will get out of control. Christopher Price's "WAR SONG" layers data centers, war machines, and gritty protest into a declaration that only in darkness can you see the stars. D3void 3D33's Lilith closes with an eerie atmospheric nightmare that blurs lullaby into ancient myth.
“90s-tinged alternative, grunge and shoegaze music with blended with modern sound to craft melodic rock songs with big feelings.”
“An intense journey about history, humanity, and cycles of life and death, war and peace.”
“Imagine a gothic club, but with Grunge classics. Put on your flannel and come dance in the darkness.”
“A modern day homage to the sound of Portland's alternative rock music scene during the 90s.”
“A Gothic rock/grunge fusion, inspired by my deep love for Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven.”
“A love letter to 90s alternative rock for those who watched MTV's 120 Minutes every Sunday.”
“Raw grunge meets dreamy psychedelia in The Cracker’s debut album 'Heaven', created in Seoul.”