Butterfly

THE SMILE ROOM

87 and the Toys - "All You Can Eat Sushi"

This earthy ballad was written in the hills of Topanga Canyon, CA. The canyon is painted as a love affair between the rivers that flow through it and the earth below. With hints of 70's folk harmonies of CSNY and glimmers of Ray LaMontagne, this moody singer-songwriter gem feels intimate and timeless.

THE EARTH BELOW

The Earth Below

Human Nature

If The Sun Don't Shine

Leaving Our Lives

The Earthly Frames deliver a poignant meditation on time's passage with their latest single - a beautifully melancholic pop anthem that weaves birthday imagery with deeper themes of growth, loss, and homecoming. Lush production meets introspective lyrics as the band explores the bittersweet nature of aging and the cyclical journey of life. Perfect for reflective playlists and fans of thoughtful indie-pop.

Birthday Effect

Long Time No See

Being Disaster

The Great Repression tells a story that is rooted in far-fetched science fiction and reality simultaneously. Astral projection, time travel, alternate realities, and outer space all exist inside a narrative that is simultaneously misanthropic and compassionate, pessimistic and hopeful. It's a deep concept album that is meant for fans of science fiction, metal, industrial, and electronic music. It's also a casual listen for those that like heavy music that grooves.

Trapped In The Center Of An Unstable Loop

Written and produced by John Snell
Mix and mastered by Alastair Sims
Drums by Kevin Talley
Art work Painted by Eliran Kantor

Trapped In The Center Of An Unstable Loop

Black Hole Zion