Drowning in Your Absence

A Covenant in Darkness

Screams Inside

‘On Track’ is the seventh Grey Hounds studio quality song to be released, this one addresses the struggle to keep one’s life moving in the right direction. There’s always something, or someone who’s trying to distract and derail the plan.

Here’s a movie of it at gig:
https://youtu.be/xPdlqZh3ya4

On Track

“Echoes of Light” is an ambient journey where luminous textures blend with deep, airy layers. A piece designed for contemplation, relaxation, and moments when time seems to slow down. Let the resonances carry you away and illuminate your own inner space.

Echoes of Light

A Colheita

Rites of Ra

DEMONS is pure punk rock/metal fusion focused on the fight within. This track is about facing your inner demons head on. The anxiety, the pressure, and the struggle for control.

Demons

Joe: lyrics/vocals, guitars
check out all of Joes' music on SoundCloud (Joseph Olsson)
https://on.soundcloud.com/YsmFoShhmZK2L2fwhh
Rob: bass, guitars

There’s a new sound that I want to hear
A little sound that you know. 
There’s a little song I’ve known for years
It’s a better tune than most

After all the music ends 
Still the song plays on forever
When it comes around again
Can we play along for free?

Say a sentence, won’t you make it clear
So that everyone will know
Sing a song of love and hope and fear
Let it take you high and low

Another key…It really takes me, takes me
Calling me…It really shakes me, shakes me
Especially…the ones that break me, break me
And finally…a song that wakes me, wakes me

Travel through another stratosphere 
Breaking at the speed of sound 
Carry just a little atmosphere
Going where we won’t be found

Stratosphere

The muon that is my life(s)

Breaking Chains.mp3

The song is about a closeness that feels intoxicating and destructive at the same time. It’s not love that heals – it’s love that exposes, digs into wounds, and turns intimacy into something ritualistic and dangerous. Desire, addiction, and self-erasure blur together until you can’t really tell where one ends and the other begins.

You can read it as a toxic relationship, a self-destructive kind of love, or something darker and more symbolic – a demon, an obsession, maybe even the Prince of Darkness himself. The ambiguity is intentional. The “you” could be a lover, a vice, a trauma, or a projection of inner chaos.

Or maybe it’s simpler and more gothic than that: maybe it’s just Dracula, slowly draining the life out of you. Not in a clean, cinematic way, but intimate, patient, almost tender. Feeding becomes closeness, destruction becomes devotion.

Stylistically, it lives in the space between Black and Death Metal, slow, heavy, and ritualistic, with room for melodic or alternative interpretations. Brutal and intimate at once. It’s not a love song – it’s about giving yourself to something you desire, even while it’s taking everything you are.

Demons

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