" ADORE IT "

Hellfire in stereo. ‘fukup’ by DXRTi ignites a new era of chaos—an infernal anthem forged in distortion, rage, and reckless soul. For the outcasts. For the ones who burn it all down just to feel alive.

Dxrti - Fukup

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On Me

+32 [prod. akya x tdogg x nocaution]

Cypher 360 unleashes his final form in a dark, melodic trap anthem forged in cosmic wrath and villain swagger. Floating between ambient chaos and aggressive bounce, he dismantles clones, critics, and digital ops with venom-laced bars and futuristic cadence. Layered with Travis Scott–style echoes, chopped FX, and a cinematic beat switch, this is ascension music for the chosen — no alliances, no mercy, just destruction.



FINAL FORM

A lil freestyle before I turn myself in…. Free me.

Lul Jam - Skies Limit (Free Jam) (Prod. XPWave & 6Shotta)

Album Title: After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died 

An Ozzy Requiem

Description:

This is more than an album. This is a requiem. A two-part rock opera epic exploring the complete life, legacy, and psychological journey of a rock and roll icon. Performed by the virtual progressive metal band Adelheide's Wisdom.

LP 1: "After The Bat Was Freed ... But Before Metal Died"
A nine-act narrative that chronicles the rise and reflection of a legend. The journey begins in the industrial haze of 1960s Birmingham, capturing the spark of a Beatles-inspired dream ("The Day The Bat Was Freed"). It crashes through the chaotic birth of a new sound ("Sounds Like a Bunch of Cats Fightin'"), explores the creation of the demonic "Madman" persona ("They Call Me The Madman"), and descends into the self-destructive excesses of the 80s ("Wings of Sin"). The album finds its emotional core in the heartbreaking ballad "I Was Just A Dreamer," before culminating in a final, monumental tribute to the man behind the myth ("Prince of Eternal Fire").

1. The Day The Bat Was Freed
The origin story: This 60s-style rock opera piece chronicles the birth of a legend, inspired by the sound of The Beatles in the grim industrial landscape of Birmingham. The track musically transforms from jangly pop into the first, heavy proto-doom riff, capturing the moment a new sound was born.

On Me

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