For a second, the beginning reminded me of The Joker's theme song from The Dark Knight.

Hmm damn man, that was really nice - this track really intrigues me

3. Flies In The Marketplace  (Demo)

Recorded live in our band room, except the vocals. Part of an Ep/album coming out later this year

Mining In Caves Above Hell

Peach Plum Pear (Joanna Newsom Cover)

Recorded in John's bedroom at various times in 2014.

Emotional Young Men

There's No Thin, Like Poor-Thin

Debut single off of LAPIS LAZULI  -  Out November 04, 2016

iTunes/Apple Music: http://smarturl.it/OverTheShoulder
Deezer: http://smarturl.it/SolGemsDeezer
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/SolGemsGoogle  
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4KRSPJ2c0GpNhteKOctX7b 

- Produced by Sol Gems - 
- Engineered & Mixed by Jethro Harris - 
- Mastered by Troye Lilley - 

• Recorded in the first quarter of 2016 at SABC Studios & various bedrooms (Johannesburg, South Africa) 

• Struan - Vox, Guitar & Fender Rhodes | Pano - Bass | Gabriel - Drums • 
• Backing vocals by Jenny Dison • 

• Cover by Elio Moavero • 

~ burrrups psaaak ~

Over the Shoulder Single

Over the Shoulder

Cover of Leonard Cohen's Bird On The Wire

Eve's cover of Radiohead - House Of Cards

Written by Emmanuel Fernandez (Paranormal)
Produced by Verbal Lexapro & Paranormal
Recorded & Mixed by Julio Trinidad at The Wizard Factory, Queens, NY 
Mastered by DJ Fred Ones at TME Studios, The Bronx, NY

Media enslavement (x3)
Media enslavement, corporate control of entertainment
Effective weapons through the arsenal of manipulation
Structured confusion, the feeble inadvertently choosing 
Hope in the illusion, the backbone for their throne
Fuck their propaganda, time for action, cock the hammer
March of the giants that break silence, waving freedom's banner
May God be with us in the final standoff
Victories ours, guns at the stars, celebrate like its a walk off
Unstoppable with the illest arseal possible
Addition to spirit, we've conquered all obstacles
Rap John Conner, the future is ours
With thoughts, travel beyond what city landscapes can offer
Relinquish the sequence of the past
And believe we can avert the perilous destiny of man
Fuck dough, its for the soul
This life is like the twilight zone in search for some identity like Jason Bourne
Replenished, exert the hidden force naturally in us
Home of the cop killers, hollow tip cap peelers
With hearts cold enough as the most frigid winters
At times life boils down to the most precious minutes
They kill a army with silent weapons for silent wars
Dissidents committed to psychiatric wards, no remorse
And anyone else who dares to get involved
Is this the final call demanding that weapons are drawn?
Its a new dawn where those despised arise accordingly
Anomally anonymous to NYPD authority
Allegories on big screens and on the tvs hourly
Bugging on terminator under purple haze odyssey
Pardon me if I offend those trapped in a bubble
Life's a hustle where half the struggle counts for muscle
Spit truth that stutters judges
Break bread amongst brothers like murals that resemble the last supper

The follow up single off the upcoming sophomore album, The Project For Global Madness, Shine Eternal further displays the cinematic, dark yet beautiful themes as I described before. Especially here in its free form poetic delivery. Salute to Verbal Lexapro for the co-production. And to comrade Wiz for engineering the session at the now defunct Wizard Factory.

The Project For Global Madness

Shine Eternal

Shine Eternal (Prod. Verbal Lexapro & Paranormal)

Guitar/Vocals/Production - Lucas B Smith 



Vacancy,Pardon Me (Live Recording)

hey, here's another song. my vocals, guitar and lyrics 
sounds better with earphones. 

here are the lyrics:

here the sun is hazy, and the buildings are sacred; the ash on an ember, the flashes and ribbons and light - this is where i sleep. good morning. her rib-cage closed without a second glance. you have dreaded my fingers dripping with sorrow since my birth. her thinly cracked bones now cough dust and calenders. i am being found, so my name is invalid. this is where i sit. 

This Is Where I Sleep

Indie/Post-Punk
Vassan Nirhoo - Vocal
Robert David Krause - Guitar
Ryan Di Domenico - Bass
Bernard Burg- Drums
Riaan Nirhoo - Guitar


Atom Band is an indie alternative/ post-punk band based in Johannesburg.
Fully formed as of late 2014.

Refusing to be pigeonholed as a one type of sound band, their sound encompasses a wide variety of influences from Garage Rock, late 70's post-punk and melodic 80's indie. 

Their strange sometimes noisy and uniquely dark material also draws influence from literature, film, art, anarchy as well as social, political and economic injustic

3. Flies In The Marketplace (Demo)

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