Blitzkreig Bop - Ramones

Only In Dreams - Weezer (Nightcore)

A cover of the song Bones by Radiohead, from The Bends. Recording dates back to the early days of the pandemic. This project was really driven by the guitar work of Sam and Joe. Bass and vocals provided by me (did my best to channel Thom Yorke, within the constraints of a much more limited vocal range). Drums, as always, come from Steve.

Bones (Radiohead)

Abandoned Pools - Blood (Demo)

2nd album. This must be one of the better grunge albums ever out there. What do you think?

Wasted

Vomit Covered Denim Jeans, by Elijah Kealy.

this album was created in only a few weeks, with each song being made in one day. I set out to record, produce and master each song in less than 24 hours, some only being a 2-3 hour long session. I wanted to make a project that was more creatively fulfilling for me and this definitely did that and helped me to not be as much of a perfectionist and to just have fun.

All tracks were written, recorded, produced, and mixed by Elijah Kealy.
All instruments and vocals by Elijah Kealy.

Jeopardy

Flip Phone Generation

Everything breaks.
Light becomes shadow, life becomes death, angels become beasts.
The fragile beauty of truth splinters under its own weight, and in every fragment a new world is born—sharp, merciless, gleaming.

Kingdom of Glass is a descent into that shattering.
Where faith turns to hunger, where desire corrodes into madness, where silence itself begins to scream. It is the reflection that cuts when you dare to look too long, the mirror that does not return your face but something older, stranger, hungrier.

Here, there are no heroes—only ruins. No salvation—only the seduction of falling deeper. Yet in the fractures, in the brokenness, there lies a beauty too dangerous to ignore. A beauty that whispers: break, and be remade.

Kingdom of Glass

Stage Dive Serenade

☠️🖤✨ The Death Man
by The Miracle Syndicate

I walked where names were worn away
Stones with no one left to grieve
A voice said stay—but not out loud
Just below the roots and leaves

He knows the ones who listen close
The ones who ache, the ones who wait

I met the man who doesn’t leave
He sings where silence dares to breathe
I thought I heard my father’s voice
But it was his—and not by choice
And now he knows my name

He doesn’t ask, he doesn’t plead
He turns your thoughts to fallen leaves
You speak aloud—but not to him
The grave replies in quiet hymns

He waits for those who bring regret
And buries what they can’t forget

I met the man who doesn’t leave
He sings where silence dares to breathe
I thought I heard my mother weep
But it was him—and far too deep
And now he won’t let go

A shovel rusts
The garden rots
And every name is one he knows
He never knocks
He never sleeps
He only grows where nothing grows

He whispered mine
And I replied
But I don’t know
What name I said

The Death Man

The Long Wait

An independent creative house curating projects that cross genres, from haunting dark-pop to soulful country to cinematic instrumentals.

Stage Dive Serenade

EchoForge Audio

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