Blood Meridian inspired standalone track.

Lyrics:

Clouds move over the plains.
The wind picks up.
These fields hold our sins.
Skin and bone torn.
Ashes rain from the Sky.
Smell of burning flesh.
War was always here.
It waits for us.

Cries of those too frail to die with dignity
Cut down while they weep on their knees
The flames envelope their shrinking husk
Forever cursing these grounds.

I once feared.
I was going to die.
Now I am afraid
I will never be granted rest.

Hear the guns blazing and painting the clouds in an ominous flash.
The rumble of landmarks and civilizations dragged to their end.

Wolves cull their own.
Man more predacious than all.
The agony of war.
A pruning of the tree of life.
Ashes rain from the Sky.
Smell of burning flesh.
War was always here.
It waits for us.

The silence of men who die on their feet.
Cut down while they defiantly stand.
The flames envelope their shrinking husk
Forever cursing these lands.

I once was afraid.
I was going to die.
Now I am afraid
I will never be granted rest.
credits
released May 3, 2025

Prairie Fire

Metal, all kinds, all kinds of compositions.  There is no such thing as a bad recording, only missed opportunities to explore ourselves and make ourselves better than the last cycle.  Love you all.  Metal forever.

Everyone else puts this up : We do not use or engage with AI for any of our tracks, EVER, that defeats the entire purpose of being a musician.  All tracks are performed, recorded, mixed and mastered by hand in a controlled studio environment.

You can find most of our stuff on most streaming platforms.

Updates: Multiple projects going on at once.

i make music because silence got boring.
Metal and whatever else makes noise.
 No rules, no scene.
It’s all self made, self mixed, and barely held together with duct tape and spit
enjoy

My new single, "A Crimson Stain", is out now!


My new album, "No Glimmer",  under my own name is out now!
Link below!

LORRIDI is a Power Folk/Viking Metal solo project by Jan Magne Garte. Taking inspiration from the sagas of the viking age and norse mythology, Garte creates vivid images of the old gods and warriors through his music and lyrics.

Born in Norway, 1971. At the age of 16, Jan Magne Garte played bass in different bands starting in the mid '80s. Growing in popularity and opening for some of the most popular Norwegian Rock bands at the time. By the early 2000s, Garte started expanding his repertoire by singing songs himself and switching from bass to guitar.

Around the same time his parental duties would start to take the focus from the music, and his career as a musician   took a hiatus for almost two decades. Now after all this time, his love for making music has truly rekindled and the old musician has returned. 

All of his music is heavly influenced by the songs of his youth, from genres such as '80s hard rock, heavy metal, thrash, but also taking notes from the next generation of musicians.

Garte also has another solo project under his own name. 
All tracks were composed, arranged, recorded and mastered by Garte himself.

A collection of stuff I’ve released or am kicking around

„a style of Doom blending from destructive energy to a own creative dominance“

Epic Down is a duo from Leipzig, Germany dedicated to the sluggish grooves and lumbering riffs of sludge & doom, started in 2021 by Mitzschi (guitar(s)/bass) and Fabian (drums/vocals).
Influenced by primal doom, drone and stoner, the sound of Epic Down is mainly characterized by solid downtempo grooves and rolling walls of guitars, complemented by slightly melancholic vocals.

With the release of their first EP "Equinox Pt1" and it’s sequel "Equinox Pt2" in 2023, the band stepped into the light of publicity.
After signing to Argonauta Records the band was able to celebrate the release of „days of oblivion“ as their debut album in fall 2024.

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Hello, I’m Rob, or BOB! lol!
One man band: I play Guitar, Bass, Vocals, and program Drums.
(I DO NOT use AI for my music)

I’ve been playing guitar since I was 13, and enjoyed performing in a few bands over the years. 
If anyone is interested is collaborating or chatting music, please don’t hesitate to reach out. 
I want to build relationships and know people for who they are, and not just what they play.

Rob Quinn

Prairie Fire

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