watching ft. aeter

how I used a knife

how I used a knife on myself

slave for love (feat. dazingoff)

all produced by bunii.

uh idk how to explain it, its something like a psychedelic 
the gloomy clouds and falling rain its making my eyes hurt
so tell me what you feel and the vision between us
I know you only call me when your drunk and confused
and I understand baby your so used to being used 

the gloomy clouds and falling rain its making my eyes hurt
so tell me what you me to do ill fix it for you
your feelings gone and so are mine there's nothing to prove to you
there's something wrong inside my head I see a vision of you
I'm chasing you around and round I'm running in circles
the picture on my lock screen is of you and me together
I pick up my phone I get chills not from the weather 
I'm here and your gone I've been calling you forever

the gloomy clouds and falling rain its making my eyes hurt
so tell me what you feel and the vision between us
I know you only call me when your drunk and confused
and I understand baby your so used to being used

2. eyes (bunii)

ugly bastard

suffer

alive

FATHER

noose w/ raresptna

I'll believe (2025)

Fields of Forgetting — Concept Summary

Fields of Forgetting is a haunting meditation on memory, truth, and the quiet erosion of history.
Each song explores a stage in humanity’s gradual surrender to forgetting — how stories fade, faces blur, and beauty replaces honesty.
It’s not about destruction, but about silence — the slow, elegant disappearance of what once was.

The album moves from gentle denial to collective amnesia, blending progressive and art rock with cinematic soundscapes, melancholic guitars, and philosophical lyricism.
Voices drift like ghosts across vast atmospheric textures, evoking the emptiness left when memory becomes myth.

At its core, Fields of Forgetting asks a single question:
When everything fades, what remains real — the truth, or the story we choose to remember?

how I used a knife on myself

beautiful bastard

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