This album by Captain Dreadbone describes a tragedy.

Across the rim of the galaxy, two brothers walk opposite sides of the law — one bound by duty, the other by desire.
Blood and Stardust follows their trail through five chapters: the hunt through the void, a near-fatal standoff, a return from the brink, the final duel beneath Io’s cold suns, and a quiet reckoning in a cell among the stars.


Lyrics

Neon burned pale through the lunar haze,
Two silhouettes in the static blaze.
The crowd pressed close behind the glass,
No one breathed when the moment passed.

The outlaw’s grin was cold and thin,
Said, “Didn’t think I’d see you again.”
The lawman’s coat hung dark with scars,
Said, “You know what brought me this far.”

High noon on Io, the air stands still,
Hands like serpents, eyes that kill.
One heart beats, one heart breaks,
The sun don’t shine, the ground just shakes.

Wind kicked dust from the metal street,
Boots drew lines where shadows meet.
One word hung — nobody spoke,
Then time itself just bent and broke.

Light split the dark, thunder rolled,
Heat flashed silver, then red, then cold.
Bolts flew wild like the wrath of gods,
Each shot a prayer through the odds.

High noon on Io, the world caught fire,
Smoke and silence, death and desire.
One heart beats, one heart breaks,
The sun don’t shine, the ground just shakes.

Metal screams, glass rains down,
The outlaw falls without a sound.
The lawman breathes through crimson mist,
Gun still warm in a shaking fist.

He steps in close, boots in blood,
Static hums where the wires flood.
One look exchanged, no words, no sound—
The outlaw’s eyes fade underground.

“The stars don’t judge, they just watch men fall.”

Blood & Stardust

High Noon on Io

This music was conceived of by an undead pirate captain, created by skeletons, edited by zombies, marketed by vampires, filtered through AI, and has no soul left to siphon.

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