'Freedom Without End' is a song taken from Fall Town's upcoming debut album, After The Crash.

Check out the music video here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LXEzetc8_E

Stream/Download the album here :
https://falltown.bandcamp.com/album/after-the-crash

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After The Crash

Freedom Without End

Maria

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Take a trip to the promised land, but just remember to buy a return ticket. Like a warm mince pie and an Irish coffee or three when you're all out of coffee and mince pies and no money for the leccy. The perfect antidote to seasonal cheer and merriment.

New Pine Overcoat

Hard hitting, emotional, heavy, powerful, heavy hitting, 

L.A.

“Rajasthan” closes out GURRU’s debut instrumental EP, India — a cinematic, globally inspired beat shaped by dramatic live cello, lap steel guitar, sitar, and Indian vocal chops. Influenced by his time living in India, the track’s bass guitar and punchy drums stay true to his hip-hop roots while creating an immersive final chapter in GURRU’s developing sound.

Rajasthan

Remember

This track pulls you in quietly—and then refuses to let go.

From the first moments, it creates a clean, immersive atmosphere that feels intimate and emotionally charged. The sound is modern and polished, yet deeply human, balancing clarity with warmth in a way that makes every moment feel intentional. There’s a steady sense of motion that keeps you engaged, unfolding like a story rather than hitting all at once.

What really sells it is the emotion: it carries a bittersweet, reflective weight that listeners can project their own experiences onto. It feels like late-night thoughts, unresolved feelings, and moments of honesty you don’t always say out loud. It’s not background noise—it’s the kind of song you put on when you want to feel something.

This is music for people who love:

introspective, cinematic moods

songs that linger after they end

emotional depth without overproduction

Whether you’re listening alone with headphones or placing it in a scene that needs heart and atmosphere, this track connects quietly, sincerely, and memorably.

Gone

You Know

A reflective alt‑pop single about tech doom, addiction, and the slow erosion of real human intimacy in the digital age. With layered synths, glitchy 8‑bit flourishes, and organic instrumentation meeting programmed beats, the song captures the uneasy space between screen‑mediated life and authentic connection. It unpacks the eerie tension of doomscrolling and digital distraction — where attention is currency, algorithms predict desire, and real connection slips through the cracks. The accompanying hand‑made claymation video reinforces the contrast of human imperfection versus algorithmic precision. “Love and Algorhythms” is at once satirical, melancholic, and deeply human — a lament for what we’ve lost to constant scrolling and data loops.

Love and Algorhythms

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Fall Town are an alternative punk band from the Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Our debut album, 'After The Crash' is out now. Stream/Download it here : www.falltown.bandcamp.com

Freedom Without End (official music video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LXEzetc8_E

Freedom Without End

Fall Town

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