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Ferocious and groovy, DEMONIZED channels the chaos of SOAD, the grit of Deftones, and the groove of Killswitch Engage. Packed with crushing riffs, soaring choruses, and a massive breakdown, it’s both a headbanger and a sharp critique of ignorance — fusing humor with sociopolitical commentary into one relentless anthem.

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DEMONIZED

Fractured Kin — Giving You Attitude

No apologies. No filters. No mercy.
Giving You Attitude is Fractured Kin unleashed — an electric storm of swagger, grit, and rebellion wrapped in heavy riffs and unapologetic truth. This isn’t an album for the timid — it’s a warning label set to eleven.

Fronted by a voice that drips venom and velvet in equal measure, Giving You Attitude is pure, uncut confidence — the sound of someone who’s done taking orders and started writing her own damn commandments. Every lyric bites, every riff burns, and every chorus dares you to look away — but you won’t.

This is the soundtrack for the misunderstood, the underestimated, and the ones who never fit the mold. The band doesn’t just perform — they confront. They don’t just sing — they own the stage like it owes them rent.

From fist-swinging anthems to venom-laced ballads, Giving You Attitude is a riot in stereo — a declaration that being bold, loud, and defiant is not a flaw… it’s a crown.

Fractured Kin didn’t come to please you.
They came to wake you the hell up.

So turn it up, feel it hit, and remember:
You asked for a little attitude —
they’re giving you everything they’ve got.

Giving you Attitude

Fractured Kin — Let You In

It started with a whisper… and ended in wreckage.
Let You In is Fractured Kin at their most vulnerable — and their most dangerous. It’s not about heartbreak; it’s about betrayal, about the mistake of opening your door to someone who came to burn the place down.

This album drips with tension — every lyric a confession carved out of regret, every riff a scar that still bleeds. The female lead’s voice swings between haunting softness and raw fury, carrying the weight of trust shattered and innocence set ablaze.

From the first breath, Let You In pulls you into the wreckage — a sonic battlefield of emotion and vengeance. The guitars snarl like trapped memories, the drums hit like fists on a locked door, and the vocals? They cut through the noise with the venom of someone who’s done pretending it didn’t hurt.

This isn’t self-pity. It’s revelation.
It’s that moment you realize you let the enemy wear your skin and call it love.

Let You In is beautiful, brutal honesty — heavy, haunting, and unapologetically real. It’s the sound of a soul learning to slam the door, lock it twice, and never look back.

Fractured Kin doesn’t cry about what was lost.
They set it on fire — and make you feel every spark.

Because some mistakes fade.
This one plays on repeat.

Let you in

Song: Angel With A Shotgun
Artist: The Cab
Cover: Derivakat
Nightcore

Angel With A Shotgun

[Intro]
hurt heart by you
my heart feels pain
my heart-voice
my twisted brain
in my heart
eternal rain
Your silence drives me insane

fuck

[Verse 1] 
I speak, I bleed, but you shut me out,
Your silence hits harder than any shout.
Your eyes drift past me, like I’m not there,
I’m right beside you — you don’t even care.

[Chorus 1]
Quiet thunder,
Growing under,
I’m losing my light
’cause you won’t fight.
I opened up,
you closed enough,
My words fall flat in the empty air—
Why can’t you just share it?
Your distant calm hurts,
you pretend I’m fine,
You walked off,
left me behind,
How is that fair
to me?..
[post-chorus]
hurt heart by you
my heart feels pain
my heart-voice
my twisted brain
in my heart
eternal rain
Your silence drives me insane

 [Verse 2] 
I kept asking myself if your heart was ever true,
Was I someone you cared for, or just convenient for you?
You said you didn’t love me, never told me why,
And I would’ve forgiven you for every single lie.

You walked over me like I had nothing to give,
Now I’m on stage — hear the crowd scream the way I live.
Maybe with you I never knew what “happy” meant,
But you never loved me — just loved the power I spent.

my voice break

thanks you

[Chorus 1]
Quiet thunder,
Growing under,
I’m losing my light
’cause you won’t fight.
I opened up,
you closed enough,
My words fall flat in the empty air—
Why can’t you just share it?
Your distant calm hurts,
you pretend I’m fine,
You walked off,
left me behind,
How is that fair
to me?..
[post-chorus]
hurt heart by you
my heart feels pain
my heart-voice
my twisted brain
in my heart
eternal rain
Your silence drives me insane

[Final Chorus] 
I hit the stage with bleeding hands and shattered veins,
Still singing out for you through all the hurt and pain.
Don’t carry guilt for what I chose to do
It was my call, I’m sorry that I left you too.

[Breakdown]
Hear me
feel me
Please me
Hear me
feel me
Please me
fucking pain
silence after rain
in the dark
my
pain
pain
after rain
your choice 
hit me
voice hurt me
after shout
shout
shout
shout
breath

I begged you once to stay, now I fade from your life,
This is my last scream of love before the night.
Please hear these words and hold them when I’m gone—
Be happy now…
but live your life without me on.


[Outro] 
hurt heart by you
my heart feels pain
my heart-voice
my twisted brain
in my heart
eternal rain
Your silence drives me insane
Hear me
feel me
Please me
leave me forever

YOUR SILENCE DRIVES ME INSANE

Eternity

Sold to the Devil (Remastered)

Another One I Will Be Keeping On My Shelf. but you can hear it . LEAVE A COMMENT!!:) it’s needed

Off-Set-Set-Off (B side Original Mix)

My Darkest Days - Still Worth Fighting For (Nightcore)

Shinedown - Diamond Eyes

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This is Horripilations. This is electronic music with the raw, uncompromising soul of metal.
But this music is more than just a sound; it’s a testament to a choice.
For too many years, I let myself be held down by anything easy and weak. Bad people, drugs, the comfort of apathy—it’s a trap that’s all too easy to fall into, and one that most people never get out of. Surrounding yourself with people who want to keep you down becomes a way of life.
I was fortunate. I got out right before it was too late.
But getting out is only the first step. The next is unlearning a lifetime of self-destruction. It’s a process that feels almost impossible... but it is never zero.
To do it, I had to go alone. This journey led to complete isolation in the mountains of BC. intentionally separated myself from everyone and anything, the good and the bad, to channel every last bit of energy and focus into this work. It was an incredibly difficult path, made harder by being misunderstood by the very world I'd left behind. "Aware," is what came from that fire.