“Overwhelm” captures the experience of being trapped in cycles of anxiety, overstimulation, and constant pressure. With raw repetition and visceral imagery, the song mirrors the body’s stress response, where the mind races, the blood rushes, and nothing slows down long enough to breathe. It’s a reflection of modern overload and the quiet desperation of trying to function inside it.

Overwhelm

“Venom” is about the cost of carrying depth, how harm absorbed over time can quietly change you. The song explores betrayal, corrosion, and the weight of surviving things that were never chosen, capturing the slow spread of poison that doesn’t disappear just because you endure it.

Venom

Case Notes moves through monitored spaces and internal ones alike, where language was often procedural and feeling was something to manage quietly. Much of what shaped this record was never spoken out loud. It lived in pauses, in compliance, in learning what not to say, and in the small ways a person learns to remain themselves without drawing attention.

There is no arc toward resolution here. No attempt to make sense of everything. The record doesn’t ask for understanding or agreement. It simply holds what endured, the internal life that continued even when it wasn’t acknowledged, recorded, or believed to matter.

This is not a record about healing.
It is about presence, memory, and staying intact.

- Ethereal Siren

Under It

Cleared For Release

Left The Light On

Learned To Breathe

Half Awake

“Full Circle” is a quiet, immersive reflection on return rather than escape. The song doesn’t seek resolution or release, it stays inside the moment where past and present meet. Built on restraint and atmosphere, it captures the feeling of moving through familiar pain with new awareness, not healed but whole. This is not a song about rising above, it’s about remaining, breathing, and completing the loop beneath the surface

Full Circle

“I Woke Up” is written from the moment after emotion has already passed through the body. It doesn’t describe pain or recovery, but the quieter state that follows, where the nervous system has adapted and learned how to function without feeling. The song moves with deliberate restraint, tracing how damage integrates rather than disappears, and how identity can form around what remains. There is no resolution here, only breath, structure, and the self that continues once grief and fear have fallen away.

I Woke Up

“Rust Under Tongue” is about what happens when silence is used long enough to change the body. The song sits in erosion rather than impact, words swallowed, pressure normalized, damage that doesn’t explode but slowly oxidizes. It doesn’t reach for release or resolution; it documents the quiet decay that forms when survival becomes habit. This track lives in the mouth before speech, in the weight behind restraint, where corrosion replaces confession.

Rust Under Tongue

"Pain recognizes pain, and survival recognizes survival."

Ethereal Siren - music for seekers in the dark, healing through sound, and rising above.

The raw voice of resilience, Ethereal Siren fuses grunge, metal, and atmospheric rock to turn pain into power. Through haunting lyrics and immersive soundscapes, the music confronts mental health, stigma, trauma, and the search for light within darkness.

Every track is written with intention: to connect, to heal, and to break the silence around what too often goes unspoken. Ethereal Siren is more than music, it’s an unfiltered reflection of the human condition, a call for compassion, and a reminder that even in despair, hope can rise.

At the intersection of vulnerability and strength, Ethereal Siren creates for the misunderstood, the unseen, and the seekers who know music can save lives.

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