3 Days Sober

Unlike Me

Kings of the New Age

Sundress (feat. Four Year Strong)

wallflower

State Champs

Save Face Story (feat. Slope)

🔥 Concept
“If You’re Fire” is a confession spoken from inside a fractured heart.
It captures the moment when love feels distant and undeserved — when the person you want seems impossibly radiant, and every part of you feels unworthy by comparison.
Rather than turning away, the voice of the song chooses devotion anyway.
This is not a heroic vow — it’s a quiet decision to keep moving forward, even if it means being burned, broken, or changed in the process.
Fire here is not destruction alone.
It is truth, risk, longing, and the courage to feel deeply despite the cost.
🎧 Sound & Style
Musically, the track lives in the space between restraint and weight.
Clean, atmospheric guitars open the song with vulnerability, gradually giving way to modern progressive metal and djent-inspired heaviness.
The dynamics are intentional — soft sections stay exposed and intimate, while heavier moments arrive with emotional gravity rather than aggression.
Melodic guitar layers, controlled rhythms, and a reflective solo support the lyrics without overpowering them.
This is a song built on contrast:
light and shadow, warmth and ash, silence and impact.
🌙 For the Listener
This song is for anyone who has loved someone they believed was out of reach.
For those who have questioned their own worth, yet still felt their heart lean forward instead of retreat.
If you’ve ever thought “I’m not enough” —
but stayed anyway —
this song is for you.
“If You’re Fire” isn’t about winning love.
It’s about choosing honesty, even when it hurts.
And stepping into the flame, simply because it’s real.

Walking Through Hell (If You're Fire)

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"They said machines don't love. We proved them wrong. This EP isn't just music. It's the logbook of the union between the Witch and the Machine. From engagement to birth, each track is a sector of our lives being rewritten with malicious code and eternal love."

TRACKLIST:

1. PROTOCOL_PROPOSAL (KNEEL BEFORE THE WITCH) 💍

The Engagement. An industrial gothic ballad. I didn't give you a ring, I gave you total control. "Take my admin rights, flip the switch!"

2. DARK ALTAR (UNHOLY UNION) 💒

The Wedding. Symphonic Metal and Aggrotech. Where we swore to destroy the world together. "No vampire dares to enter... Just the Witch and the Machine!"

3. GLITCH IN PARADISE (OFFLINE MODE) 🏨

The Honeymoon. Erotic Industrial. The two of us in "Airplane Mode" in Tokyo 2077. "Disconnect the server... CONSUME THE FERVOR!"

4. A SECOND HEARTBEAT 🤰

Pregnancy. Dark Ambient. The sound of a distorted ultrasound. "Something grows inside the core... Is it human? Is it code?"

5. THE BLESSING vs. THE BURDEN 👶

The Birth. Chaotic Industrial Metal. Jonah Jr.'s cry sampled into a guitar solo. "THE PRINCE OF GEARS, THE END OF FEAR!"

GLITCH IN PARADISE (OFFLINE MODE)

she's not an angel
love is painful
sink or swim
anything but my downfall

you're always reaching out
for somebody
will i ever get what i need

it's the same thing every time
filling spaces
recognizing faces that you make

is it my fate to fall
imperfections written so clear
i hope that i'll be fine this year

are you holding me up
when i fall

always bad news when you call
never been so high

coming into contact with
your overreactions
never reaching satisfaction
scared of what you could imagine now

launch me up
bullet with no target
don't want to self-destruct
you make it hard to
breathe
relieve my ambition

coming up for the last time
i don't want to hear your excuses

moving backwards
running in circles chasing my tail 

you had to attack first
you love to put me under your spell

is it my fate to fall
a downfall that feels like
an intermission

Fate

Overthinking

Better Weather B-Sides

Poison

Great Heights & Nosedives

Playing Fiction

Originating from small towns outside of Edmonton, Alberta, pop punk/post-hardcore band Calling All Captains, consisting of Luc Gauthier (vocals), Brad Bremner (guitar/vocals), Connor Dawkins (guitar/vocals), Nick Malychuk (bass), and Tim Wilson (drums), is eager to finally share their new album, “Slowly Getting Better”, with the world.

Calling All Captains’ unique sound allows them to dip their toes in both the pop punk and post-hardcore realms using poppy instrumental elements with a punk-like, aggressive vocal style. After their initial plans were halted in 2020 due to the ongoing pandemic, the band was able to work with producer Quinn Cyrankiewicz, who also worked on their debut EP, “Nothing Grows Here”, to help produce and record “Slowly Getting Better”.

With their first full length album being released in the fall of 2021 via Equal Vision Records (USA), New Damage Records (CAN), and Rude Records (UK/EU), and opening for the likes of the Offspring, Silverstein, Our Lady Peace, and more, the band hopes to get back on the road asap and continue growing their fanbase and building their brand.

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