Glocca Morra - Anniversary Song

Simple Days Compilation

Merchant Ships - Simple Days Compilation (2009) - Old Grey

Damn Son, Dim Sum

'Why can't I be snowing' Demo from the bands 'fuck shit up' demo release in August 2012

Camping in alaska- Why Can't I be snowing (DEMO)

Special Release of "demon daze" for the 10 Year Anniversary of its release. Including 10 bonus tracks of demos, remixes, and acoustic versions of favorite songs. 

Good Will Haunting

Can't Get Enough of It

This song is about being grateful for a meaningful friendship

B06 - Breath Of Friendship (126)

Story
Influencers of the Apocalypse... Style in the Breaking News
In the year 2091, the world no longer turns as it used to. Cities are ruins lit by broken neon lights, oceans boil with technological waste, and the skies are covered by a dome of drones livestreaming humanity's final hours. But amid the chaos, there are those who have not lost their glamour. They are the Influencers of the Apocalypse.
🎥 The Feed Doesn't Die
The story begins with Lía Chrome, a transhumanist former model who broadcasts from her glass bunker in what was once Dubai. Her skin is reflective polymer, her voice modulated by seduction algorithms, and her motto is: "If the world is going to end, let it make me look fabulous." Every day, Lía posts makeup tutorials using radioactive pigments and teaches how to pair gas masks with 3D-printed heels.
Meanwhile, in the ruins of New York, ToxicoBoy, a former skater turned post-nuclear style guru, parades along abandoned highways wearing jackets made from warning signs and welding goggles. His channel "Lethal Style" has millions of followers who comment from underground shelters, waiting for the next drop from his clothing line... Fallout Couture.
🧬 Likes in the Age of Collapse
The dominant social network is DystopiaGram, a platform that rewards those who generate viral content with solar energy. Influencers compete for followers who donate minutes of electricity, recycled water, or dopamine pills. The algorithm rewards drama: the closer to disaster, the more likes.
SombraLuz, a visual artist from the ruins of Barcelona, ​​creates installations with robot bones and holograms of lost memories. Her style blends the gothic with the bioluminescent, and her series "Elegy for a World That No Longer Exists" becomes a trend just as the last satellite falls on Greenland.
🔥 The End as a Stage
When the Arctic volcanoes awaken and the seas become boiling mirrors, influencers organize the final event: Apocalook 2091, a catwalk broadcast from the top of Mount Extinct. Each one parades in outfits that tell their story: fabrics made from ghost fishing nets, jewelry made from rusted circuit boards, and hairstyles shaped by the toxic wind.
The show ends with a collective message: "Beauty doesn't save the world, but it makes it unforgettable."
And as the last ray of sunlight filters through the ash clouds, the influencers of the apocalypse continue broadcasting, selling style, and demonstrating that even in collapse, art and vanity have their place.

🎶 Listen 💫 Share 💬 Comment ➕📃🎧 Add to your playlists... Because this journey is meaningless without you... Thank you for being here... J. Bilbao

Stranger, You Know

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