Probably my favorite song of yours it’s on repeat

mirrors

i don't like people very much

it's all my fault [prod. axive]

this EP is mainly about the darkest thought someone can have in the back of their head and how much of a desperate attempt they'll do to feel "love" / it depicts how someone's thoughts can get if they don't get what they want / in this case it's some sort of affection or love that they wanna feel.

soul bound

you lied w/ b murph [prod. sence x betterluckmason]

I LOVE YOU YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY IT BACK

i wish i never met you

pushing violence w/ 5hy [prod. rick hardy]

blame w/ babybunka [prod. kure]

“Hollow Conversations” is an unrelenting exploration of isolation, emotional fragmentation, and the disconnection that plagues human interactions. A sonic journey through the void of unspoken words and broken bonds, this album captures the raw anguish of trying to connect in a world where communication often feels empty and one-sided. Each track delves deep into the struggles of trying to bridge the gap between our internal selves and the external world, only to find ourselves more alone than ever.

The album opens with a sense of quiet tension, each song building toward the inevitable breakdown of relationships, self-perception, and even sanity. With its fusion of rap-metal, post-hardcore, and electronic rock, “Hollow Conversations” creates an emotionally charged atmosphere, blending aggressive, high-intensity moments with haunting, reflective passages. It’s a musical landscape where vulnerability meets anger, where the search for connection is drowned out by the noise of confusion and isolation.

Why?

Stoners mile

“Fault Line Bloom” is a full-scale eruption across an entire album. Each track cracks open a different pressure point, blending metal intensity with dark trap grit and atmospheric tension. It’s a record about instability, transformation, and the moments where everything splits just enough for something fierce and alive to rise through the break. Heavy vocals, seismic drums, and distorted melodies collide to form a world that’s raw, volatile, and strangely hopeful in the ruins. This is the soundtrack to falling apart and coming back sharper.

blame w/ babybunka [prod. kure]

dylan lotus

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