“Journey to Outer Space”
Instrumental — Psytrance / Psychill / EDM Fusion

When i'm leaving earth on a rocket ship, this song will be my anthem.

This one is a full-on ride.
It starts off mysterious, opening up slow — then everything hits at once.
Psychill trap energy, twisting double-tempo psytrance bass, pulsating synth sirens, glitchy jumps, and that constant throbbing heartbeat underneath it all.

The whole track keeps shifting textures, opening and closing like a portal.
Midway it suddenly resets, then explodes back even harder — like getting launched into space for the second time.

It’s trippy, heavy, and hypnotic.
A weird fusion of psytrance, psychill, dubstep flavor, and cosmic EDM.
A journey outward into the void… and inward into your head.

Enjoy the ride.

GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Journey to outter space

“Adrenaline Collapse”
Psytrance / Nu-Metal / Industrial Hybrid

My energy, inside of a song, It's this song.

This track doesn’t warm up — it detonates.

It opens in extreme-tempo psytrance, then swings straight into distorted nu-metal guitar riffs over an industrial pulse.
From there the whole thing twists between pounding psytrance bass, syncopated EDM synths, and glitch-heavy dubstep drops that feel like the floor cracking under you.

The chorus explodes into post-hardcore energy — layered vocal shouts riding a disco-EDM undertow while metallic percussion and modular synth chaos tear through the mix.

Every section switches speed, texture, and dimension.
Psytrance arpeggios, djent-tinged rhythms, glitch drops, breakdowns, rave-metal moments — it’s all in constant mutation, a high-pressure, high-tempo sprint through sound.

Unpredictable.
Aggressive.
Cinematic.
A full adrenaline spike in audio form.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Adrenaline Collapse

“Anarchy 99: Psychedelic Factory Rave”
Inspired by:
Psytrance × Industrial × Dubstep × Metalstep × Techno Hybrid

I'm obsessed with the movie xXx. Aren't you?

This isn’t a forest-psy track — this is underground metal-rave energy.
Gritty industrial atmosphere, malfunctioning synth machinery, and guitar-driven rhythm pulses that hint at psytrance momentum without ever becoming it.

Then everything snaps open — trap hats tightening, distorted disco stabs firing off, djent riffs punching through the synth haze.
The first drop hits like a dubstep–nu-metal collision: wobble bass ripping the floor out, guitars squealing through distortion, the entire mix breathing like a living machine.

Every section mutates.
It’s chaos — but it’s controlled chaos.

The second half hits full Anarchy 99 mode:
EDM bass battling djent riffs, techno percussion drilling underneath, guitars melting into phaser-soaked bends.
The energy swings between rave euphoria and metallic apocalypse.

It ends in a dissolving haze — breaths looping, synths stretching, the whole track collapsing into a dying rave echo.

This is fuel.
This is reckless.
This is the party at the end of the world.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Anarchy 99 Psychedelic Factory Rave

“WAY OUT THERE”
Psytrance × EDM × Space-Glitch Fusion

Enter my mind. This song is another imprint of me.

This track fires open with deep psychill trap energy and a blast of machine-gun air horns, swirling supersaws, and double-tempo psytrance pulses.
The beat twists, flips, and accelerates — pounding psy-bass under glitching vocals, stuttering echoes, and laser-bright synth FX.

The chorus floats above the chaos like a soft Zedd-style vocal — airy, breathy, almost Billie Eilish in space — repeating “Rockets take me out of space, way out there.”

Every section mutates:
psy arpeggios, modular supersaw breakdowns, metallic percussion, EDM lasers, and cosmic glitch bursts.
Even the quiet parts still buzz with momentum.

By the two-minute mark the track feels like a shuttle burn — rising, expanding, glowing — while her voice drifts weightless over the beat.

A full cosmic dance experience.
Fast, trippy, hypnotic, and emotional.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Way Out There (Outerspace)

“Toybox Terror”
Chiptune × Dubstep × Glitchstep × Music-Box Horror

This sound is the first of a series. Toybox terror has a mild creep factor. There's something about it, it offers chills.

Another interesting fusion done by GioUnbound from the Underground.

This track opens like a haunted toy machine powering on — toy mallet notes, creepy music-box tones, and retro 8-bit sparkles setting a twisted, childlike atmosphere.
Then everything erupts into glitchy dubstep lasers, warped game-FX chirps, and sharp electronic hits that flip the mood from innocent to insane.

The beat keeps mutating:
syncopated drops, metallic percussion, modular synth bends, and those unmistakable doot-doot retro stabs that feel like a possessed arcade cabinet.
It’s weird, playful, sinister, and stupidly catchy.

A creepy, high-energy fusion track that feels like a corrupted video game boss fight.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Toybox Terror

Let the Bass Drop leads into the Bass Drop

Another one straight from my aura, to share with you.

Deep 808 booms, wobble-bass growls, and that repeating vocal command drilling through the mix like an underground hype chant.

The track stays locked in motion:
heavy drops, stutter edits, laser zaps, synth pulses, and chest-rattling low end that feels like a warehouse speaker test.

No story, no filler — just pure energy.
Build → DROP → rebuild → DROP again until the room caves in.
A straight-up bass weapon for anyone who loves their music loud, filthy, and repetitive in the best possible way.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Let The Bass Drop

Bassbreaker Protocol
Instrumental • Trap / Dubstep / EDM Hybrid • Sub-Bass Driven

Subzero Bass Thumping hits within 12s flat - ultra small buildup — chest-rattling 808 boom that drops you straight into the deep end.
A fusion of trap, EDM, dubstep, house, and trance, the whole track revolves around huge sub-bass swells, twisting tempo changes, and explosive wub-wub drops.

The rhythm keeps mutating:
hyper-speed → slow-motion collapse → steady bounce → full surge again.

Every section hits with:

crushing 808s

laser-like synths

stacked wubs

reverses

glitches

hard-stop drops

echo stutters

phase flips

far/near bounce effects

No vocals — only a few spoken lines and pure energy.
It ends on a tight, focused instrumental groove that lets the bass breathe.

This is straight sound design chaos, built for big speakers, late nights, and high volume.

— GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Subzero 808

Aliens (Get Out My Mind)

A heavy, mind-hijacking bass track fusing deep trap, EDM, dubstep, psytrance and industrial rhythms. This song was NOT made on a mushroom trip. I promise.

Alien glitch vocals burst through the intro before the beat takes control — ‘Get Out My Mind’ loops into a hypnotic chant over chest-rattling 808s, laser hits, tempo flips, and deep underground energy.

Pure chaos. Pure paranoia. Pure fun.

- GioUnbound | Command Your Reality

Aliens (Get Out My Mind)

"Reality Check - Is this the Matrix"

Here's another mask. Delivered. Enjoy it.  - I was not on a mushroom trip while producing this song. I promise. But seriously, Life is probably a simulation.

Ready for bass that cracks the simulation wide open?

Laser zaps, dubstep growls, psytrance spirals, and a female voice chanting one question until your third eye vibrates:

Is this the matrix?
Reality Check just dropped.
Take the red pill or keep scrolling.
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Reality Check - Is this the Matrix

Weekly Uploads.

EDM, metal, synthwave, glitch-pop, trap, psytrance, lofi — You name it.
all fused into one chaotic signature.
Every upload is a different universe.

I attempt to make sound "experiences". Most songs are for mental expansion and experimental sounds/genres blended together - They sound amazing.  If you’re here, expect the unexpected.

Unlearn what you believe to be true. Open your mind.
Command your Reality.

I am GioUnbound.
The Architect of Sound.

Subzero 808

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