This track has such a cool, driving feel to it.  Great job!

Wow, brilliant original highly distinctive sound and impressive creative mix with great distinctive and expressive vocal!

excellent atmosphere........ lovely darkness....

Killer vibe guys! Got you on FB and twitter too \,,/

Lyrics/Vocals - J. Ryan Daniel
Instrumentals - Lee Williams - @basic-autumnscalling

Check out the rest of the album (The 70th Week) at: https://danielsdelusion.bandcamp.com/releases

LYRICS:  

I've got real bad brains
They make me insane

I find, I find it hard
keep it tame
falling down
can't get up
bring me down

Broken man
in need of a helping hand
hostile land
hostile land

I meet no demands
no demands
no demands
no demands
no, no demands

Who understands?
who, who understands?

(hmmmm)

I'm never giving in
never giving in
giving in
no, never giving in

The 70th Week

No Demands

Over 77,000 plays.  FREE DOWNLOADS - Thanks for all of the support and love.  New Album Coming in 2019 (Valley of Darkness)

R.I.P. Pace.  My best friend and mentor. Changed my life forever and will be missed forever.

I was born in Huntsville. I use to dig in my father's drawers looking for music and would pop in whatever I could find. I ended up listening to Bruce Springsteen, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Led Zeppelin, Prince. Just whatever I could find in his collection. So, my interest in music began at a young age compared to most. I would literally go to bed listening to music with headphones on when I was that age. Music was in my veins and has been ever since. As I got older, around the age of 11 bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Tool, Rage Against the Machine, Beck, Radiohead & many others began blossoming. I wasn't a fan of hair metal, so these bands offered something different and it was something I liked. Up till this point I had indulged in Classic Rock. Bands like the Doors, CCR, Beatles, Johnny Cash, and a little bit of punk rock. We had a punk rock scene in D.C. Henry Rollins was from our city and Bad Brains as well. I listened to other punk bands like Dead Kennedy's and GG Allin. Around 14 years old I got my first guitar. It was a acoustic guitar my father got me for either my birthday or Christmas. I think it was my birthday though. I never took lessons, I just bought a big poster with guitar chords and would sit there everyday learning them. I use to have to walk everywhere and remember coming up with songs in my head, but never had the means to record them and they would just fade away within a day. By the time I was 18 yrs old I landed myself in jail for the first of many times to come. Playing guitar had long been something I was doing, but drinking and partying was my new favorite thing. I never really got into any big trouble, but I've had my fair share of time in the jails. About 5 years ago I decided to clean up my act and start writing music. I bought some software, new equipment and began recording. I never thought it would get me anywhere, I was just doing it for fun really. Then people began to respond to what I would write. People really liked my music and it inspired me to continue and to be better. So, I'm still on that road.

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