The haunting centerpiece — Radiohead-style claustrophobia, dry mix, and cold beauty.
A hymn to the tenant of one’s own mind — the voice that never leaves.
It’s repetition. It’s survival. It’s surrender.

“There’s someone living in my head.”

The Lodger Cycle (Venus in My Head) is a dark cinematic concept album by Leya, blending trip-hop, gothic soul, and surreal art-pop.
Each track is a different room inside the same haunted mind — where mirrors whisper, spoons float, and thoughts bloom into flytraps.

The record moves through madness, irony, and fragile beauty.
It’s not about escaping the darkness — it’s about learning to breathe within it.

🖤 “I breathe, I burn, I’m still within.”

The Lodger Cycle (Venus in My Head)

Lodger

The Jokes On You

When the Night Forgives

Kerosene is a song that really sums up a sentiment held by younger generations. It's about finding your own voice and trying to grow up in a world where you're always told what to do. "I'm fine, just tired of questions. So sick of the life suggestions. Stop asking what my post-grad plans are- the thought, it freaks me out." This is a line that could resonate with a lot of kids. It's that deep seeded fear of the future, all while being force fed contradicting advice at every turn. Being young isn't supposed to be so stressful- I think that's the biggest point we're trying to make with this song. You're still young- enjoy it while you can. 

Kerosene

PREOCCUPY

THE SESH

Sesh On

From Exile

Strawberry Mansion (From Exile)

Down the Rabbit Hole

Wait For Days

Battle Lessons

New EP, ‘Down the Rabbit Hole' out now 💥 junkbunny.lnk.to/DTRH

JunkBunny is an alternative rock band from Houston, TX. Mac Johnson (Guitar/Vocals), Cayden Diebold (Bass/Backing Vocals), and Jake Douglas (Drums).

Crafting riffs with a resonance beyond their years, scrappy rock trio JunkBunny—made up of Mac Johnson (lead vocals & guitar, 19), Cayden Diebold (vocals & bass, 18) and Jake Douglas (drums, 18)—made their major label debut before they graduated high school.