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In 1954, the U.S. Coast Guard logged a classified incident in the Lake Michigan sector, a few miles off the coast of North Manitou Island. The report, later declassified in fragments, referred to it only as “Operation Wraith Tide.” The official story claimed it was a “meteorological anomaly" but locals in northern Michigan knew better.

Fishermen had been reporting strange occurrences for months, fog banks forming in perfect circles, compasses spinning, radios picking up faint distress calls from ships that no longer existed. And then came the night of October 7th, 1954.

A small passenger vessel called the Harriet Dee vanished mid-transit between Leland and the island. Twenty-two people aboard, no wreckage, no survivors, not even oil slick. The next morning, an uncharted sandbar appeared where the Harriet Dee’s signal last registered. It was roughly half a mile wide, covered in dead gulls, seaweed, and rusted debris. Locals started calling it Dead Island.

For weeks, no one went near it, until a Coast Guard team attempted to land there. The official records say they found no human remains, only “organic residue inconsistent with aquatic decay.” Unofficially, one of the divers Lt. Raymond Pike, told his wife before vanishing a month later, “They weren’t dead. They were waiting.”

By winter, the island was gone. Nothing left but open water. But in 1969, a research crew from the University of Michigan captured sonar readings of what looked like a submerged structure, circular, hollow, with vertical pillars roughly matching the dimensions of a passenger ship’s hull.

For decades, there have been whispered reports from boaters and divers: flashes of light beneath the surface, figures seen standing in the mist, a woman’s voice humming an old sea shanty. One of the earliest radio operators who handled the original distress call claimed to hear a phrase that never appeared in the transcript: “We’ve reached the shore.”

Some folklorists believe Dead Island is connected to a 19th-century Ottawa legend about “the Sleeping Tide,” a place where drowned souls gather until the lake gives them form again.

The song “Dead Island” uses frequencies modeled after sonar pings taken from the 1969 dive recordings. The low-end distortion mimics underwater resonance, if played loud enough, some claim it interferes with radio reception within a mile radius. The final 12 seconds contain a hidden field recording of Lake Michigan waves taken near Leland, if you isolate it, a faint voice can be heard repeating, “We’ve reached the shore.”

Dead Island

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I recorded and posted this on a whim so, I might redo it properly at some point. Or Maybe not. 

Written by Nirvana.

You Know You're Right (Nirvana Cover)

"Self-Theories" album out on the 23rd of November!
SPOTIFY: https://bit.ly/selftheories

"Glaring Screens" by Plastic Barricades

Dan Kert - vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards
Paul Love - drums, percussion, backing vocals

Recorded at Shed Studios, London, in 2020
Mixed by Paul Love in Paris, France
Mastering by Andy "Hippy" Baldwin at Metropolis Studios, London, UK

Produced by Plastic Barricades
www.plasticbarricades.eu

P L A S T I C B A R R I C A D E S
Glaring screens

Lie beside me, take my hand
We will feel this planet spinning
Quickly sink into the sand
Where you cannot hear the ringing
Disconnected from this endless stream of hopes and worries
You and I, we could just run away

There’s so many things that escape us when we’re looking down
Glued to those glaring screens in our hands
We think we’ll clear our anxious minds
And walk away on any day
But we’re afraid to disobey
So we’re stuck with this habit
Going down the rabbit hole

What if there’s a simple way to get rid of all distractions
Let’s rewind and then press play
And take charge of all our actions
We’re addicted to this endless stream of information
You and I, we should just run away

There’s so many things that escape us when we’re looking down
Glued to those glaring screens in our hands
We think we’ll clear our anxious minds
And walk away on any day
But we’re afraid to disobey
So we’re stuck with this habit
Going down the rabbit hole

Trapped inside the world wide web
We all keep trying to escape
It’s never easy, but it’s not too late
It’s not too late!

There’s so many things that escape us when we’re looking down
Glued to those glaring screens in our hands
We think we’ll clear our anxious minds
And walk away on any day
But we’re afraid to disobey
So we’re stuck with this habit
Going down the rabbit hole

Self-Theories

Glaring Screens

Eulogy For AMB

Helping Hand

MUSIC - VIDEO: https://youtu.be/lASxS2-dhBI

lyrics & music by Kenny“GOING UNDER“ 

production by Kenny“GOING UNDER“

Instagram: kenny_going_under

Artwork by Alina Gerber
Instagram: alina_grbr 

lyrics

why can i burn without a fire?
why can i feel pain without an injury?
lots and lots of unanswered questions 
why can't my clock turn backwards? 
why can't i run forward without losing my time?

crazy 
i don't even know why 
maybe this feeling has accompanied me for so long 
i have seen cars driving without wheels 
dogs with wings that just fly away 
the strange bcomes reality and no longer feels strange 
is this what depressions feels like?
or did i lose my minde?

i don't need you and even less need myself 
do i need a higher dose of my medics?
always ask this questions 
someone hits nails into my head 
i have seen people without eyes 
a sun with black light

The Strange And How It Feels Like To Burn Without Fire

Genre: Pop Punk, Indie, Alternative Rock
BPM: 195
Key: D maj

WAV Leasing - 15$
Trackout Leasing - 25$

Machine Gun Kelly x Blink-182 x Yungblud Pop Punk/Indie Type Beat

barely mixed shoegaze track. juicy reverb
please share

Doorman DEMO

Something In The Way - Nirvana (cover)

vocals by Kenny“GOING UNDER“ & KAYA

lyrics by Kenny“GOING UNDER“ & KAYA

music by Kenny“GOING UNDER“

Instagram: gaiyian.kaya
kenny_going_under

production by Kenny“GOING UNDER“

artwork by Alina / Instagram: alina_grbr

(Kenny“GOING UNDER“)

it's better to never know anyone
losing someone you love is much worse
what if you fall in love with someone although you wear a ring on your finger?
will i bleed to death when i cut it off?
i always see the truth when i'm poisened
it's sad that something so deadly reveals my true feelings

black is a warm color
i'm always too weak to let go
too weak to say goodbye
i drag this chaos of emotions behind me
the weight get's heavier and heavier
and i get weaker and weaker

it's better to never know anyone
losing someone you love is much worse
what if you fall in love with someone although you wear a ring on your finger?
will i bleed to death when i cut it off?
i always see the truth when i'm poisened
it's sad that something so deadly reveals my true feelings

(KAYA)

everything was red
when I met you
unrestrained love 
a dangerous firework

and so much harder was the pain (it hurt so much)
when I realised that we changed (why did we change)
red roses taste like rusty iron now
i think that failure is the term
you´re searching for

(Kenny“GOING UNDER“)

i will always blame myself for everything
i will always wonder when you've started hating me

i will always blame myself for everything
i will always wonder when you've started hating me

FUCK

(KAYA & Kenny“GOING UNDER“)

it's better to never know anyone
losing someone you love is much worse
what if you fall in love with someone although you wear a ring on your finger?
will i bleed to death when i cut it off?
i always see the truth when i'm poisened
it's sad that something so deadly reveals my true feelings

Alone Behind The Trees At Midnight

Alone Behind The Trees At Midnight ( feat. KAYA )

Remix of the track Idiot by the punk band Björnarna
https://www.facebook.com/bjornarna/
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Alone Behind The Trees At Midnight ( feat. KAYA )

GOING UNDER

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