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CD Records, Vol. 2

Commercial Woman

Safe in Your Love

Centerfield

Only Just

Based on H.P. Lovecraft's "Despair", which was published in Pine Cones, 1, No. 4 (June 1919), 13.

The song was created with the help of Generative AI (Udio).

Lyrics:

Over the moorlands crying,
Through the cypress sighing,
Hellish forms with streaming hair.
In the branches creaking,
Stagnant pools still speaking,
Damn’d demons of despair.

Once I half remember,
Before the skies grew cold,
Quench’d my youth’s ember,
Once, the skies were bold.
But now I’ve learned it’s fleeting,
All of it just lies,
Drowsy Dis is beating
With madness in my eyes.

The stream of Time keeps flowing,
Torment in half-knowing,
Past the cliffs and lea.
Voyagers, repining,
Death-fires ever shining,
Drifting helpless to the sea.

Once I half remember,
Before the skies grew cold,
Quench’d my youth’s ember,
Once, the skies were bold.
But now I’ve learned it’s fleeting,
All of it just lies,
Drowsy Dis is beating
With madness in my eyes.

Evil wings are beating,
Vultures at the spirit eating,
Black against the sky.
Bygone shades are fading,
Fiends of sadness waiting,
Madness never dies.

And now I half remember,
The skies that once were bold.
Drowsy Dis is creeping,
Cold winds grip my soul.
The end is ever nearing,
Madness in my sight,
Sweet Oblivion is calling,
In the dead of night.

Eldritch Dreams

Oblivion's Call

Abney Park - Building Steam

New World Blues

The forthcoming Cloud Cult studio album. Official release date February 12, 2016.

The Seeker

No Hell

Black

Filth and Squalor

Black Magic Radio Static is the 2nd full independent album release by Atlanta's favorite indie rock band.  Already receiving airplay of their singles prior to this release, the band kicks off 2017 with a full tour schedule and their 1st national placement with their music video associated with the 1st single "Supermassive Automatic".

06 Always The Killer

Kick the Robot