Name: The Berk by Lazy Radiographer in The very Best of Lazy Radiographer
Duration: 2 min 57 s
Description: Cut through the noise with The Berk by Lazy Radiographer. A sharp, uncompromising alt-commentary track dismantling hollow rhetoric, ego-driven politics, and propaganda-grade confidence. Built for listeners who don’t buy theatrics, demand thought over volume, and refuse to tolerate empty cultural grandstanding. Stream it and get substance, not noise.

@hypervelocitii wow, let me guess you’re a Berk fan! Goodbye.

The very Best of Lazy Radiographer

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The Indie Pea – Reflected Hearts

Some bands take years to find their voice. The Indie Pea needed only one.

After their acclaimed debut The Questions in April 2025, the Dayton-based band returns with Reflected Hearts — a five-track EP that feels less like a follow-up and more like a radiant leap forward. Where the album asked, this EP answers.

Across these songs, The Indie Pea refine their signature blend of shimmering indie rock and orchestral pop, carried by Campbell Anderson’s warm, unhurried vocals and the band’s seamless interplay of guitar, strings, and rhythm. It’s a sound that balances clarity and complexity, intimacy and scale.

From the searching pulse of Echoes And Answers to the reflective shimmer of Mirrored Days, the luminous rush of Electric Bloom, and the guiding calm of Heartbeat Guide, each track feels like a facet of the same story. The closing Cross Bridges ties it all together — a finale that looks both back and forward, capturing a year of rapid growth with unshakable confidence.

Reflected Hearts is more than a snapshot; it’s a statement. A band stepping into its own light, finding resonance in reflection, and proving that sometimes one year is all it takes.

The Indie Pea - Electric Bloom

Land of Leisure

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Years and Years

“Stay Woke You Joke” by Lazy Radiographer is a fearless protest anthem for the modern era — a lyrical rebellion against hate, hypocrisy, and fear.
This track tears through fake patriotism and outdated pride, reclaiming woke as strength, empathy, and truth.
A spoken-word-meets-melody declaration for justice, inclusion, and unity — this is not just a song, it’s a movement.

Stay Woke, You Joke

A razor-sharp, satirical song about royal privilege and public accountability. This monarchy parody music takes a darkly funny look at elite culture, mocking outdated authority and the collapse of status when scrutiny hits. A modern monarchy criticism parody with biting satire about faded nobility, it delivers witty commentary on power and downfall in the UK royal family satire tradition. Expect a humorous royal downfall lyric style with political and royal satire ballad energy, blending a parody about fallen aristocrats with sharp lyrical takedowns of celebrity entitlement. A bold, modern satire on high society scandals and the myth of untouchable status—perfect for listeners seeking royal scandal satire songs and satirical aristocracy commentary.

The Once-Grand Duke of York

Cut through the noise with The Berk by Lazy Radiographer. A sharp, uncompromising alt-commentary track dismantling hollow rhetoric, ego-driven politics, and propaganda-grade confidence. Built for listeners who don’t buy theatrics, demand thought over volume, and refuse to tolerate empty cultural grandstanding. Stream it and get substance, not noise.

The Berk

A powerful reminder to choose help over silence. This spoken message encourages anyone struggling with suicidal thoughts to reach out, ask for support, and stay alive. You are not weak for hurting, and you are not alone—there is hope, and there are people ready to listen. If you feel overwhelmed, reach out to a friend, family member, or mental-health professional. Crisis support is available 24/7. Choosing life and asking for help is strength. Stay. Speak. Keep going. Your story isn’t finished.
Keywords: mental health, suicide prevention, seek help, you matter, choose life, reach out, hope, healing, support, stay alive, mental health awareness

Dont Call This Goodbye

Don’t call this goodbye

Entre ciel et poussière, Echoes of the End réunit les dernières vibrations d’un monde en quête de sens.
Chaque morceau est une prière suspendue — un souffle de guitare, un murmure de piano, une onde qui se perd dans le vide pour revenir chargée d’émotion.
De “The Car in the Sky” à “Echoes of Tomorrow”, en passant par les hymnes spirituels et les introspections planantes inspirées de The Great Gig in the Sky ou High Hopes, l’album explore la fin des illusions technologiques, la beauté fragile de la Terre et la nostalgie d’un paradis que l’humanité a laissé s’éteindre.

C’est une traversée : celle d’un Moïse moderne entendant sa propre voix dans l’écho de la mer, celle d’une humanité qui envoie des voitures dans l’espace tout en oubliant la poésie du vent.
Entre rock progressif, gospel cosmique et folk introspectif, Echoes of the End fait dialoguer la foi, la science et la solitude — jusqu’à retrouver la plus ancienne vérité : nous sommes tous des échos, cherchant la fin pour comprendre le commencement.

Love Will Rise Again (radio)

"WHERE I WANNA BE"

A love song about sanctuary, presence, and the choice to build something real with someone.

The world moves fast. Days blur, nights disappear. But there are moments -when you're caught looking at each other, when time seems to stop, when you realize all you need is right here - that make everything else fade away.

"Where I Wanna Be" captures that feeling. It's about the space between breaths, the weight of a touch, the peace you find when you close the door on everything outside. It's about choosing intimacy over noise, presence over distraction, and building a quiet sanctuary with someone who sees you.

For anyone who's ever felt that pull to stay exactly where you are, with exactly who you're with, and let the rest of the world wait.

Where I Wanna Be

EP 'Reflections' is a collection of songs that feel like a secret shared with friends: the kind you listen to on headphones while staring at city lights from your window or on a lazy Sunday morning with a warm drink in your hands. Sunny has a gift for weaving dreamy, bedroom-pop melodies with a surprising, soulful depth that hits right in the chest. It's intimate and cozy but never fragile-there's a warm strength in these tracks.

'Reflections' is the audio equivalent of a well-worn sweater and your favorite quiet spot. A thoughtful continuation of the album 'Two of Us', it doesn't ask for your attention but invites you in to relax, unwind, and get lost in your thoughts. Press play, and let the world outside fade away for a little while.

If I lose myself

This song is from the perspective of a dropkick,” says the band. “The kind of person who coasts through life without much care for the damage they cause others and to themselves. It’s a fleeting point of clarity, a moment of reflection on their problems and the problems they make for the people who love them. Whether they actually want redemption or just attention… that’s the question

What's Next

Alice was a rose, looked perfect in the light
Sharp around the edges, drew blood most nights
Clara was a daisy, too easy to pick
Tried to chain me up but couldn’t make it stick

June was ivy, climbing where she pleased
Wrapped around my heart and refused to leave
Sophie was a cactus, don’t get too close
Pricked my fingers with nothing to show

Every time I plant a seed
It grows into a mess 
I’ve picked a lot of flowers
But none have passed the test
Must be a bad gardener 
Nothing seems to grow
Perhaps I need to find a flower
That isn’t just for show?

Hazel was lavender, soft and rare
Left her scent on every chair
Maya was a tulip, opened up too fast
Told me every secret but never asked

Fiona was a fern, lived best in shade
I gave her sun, she slipped away
Ruth was thistle, proud and coarse
Kicked like a mule, had no remorse

Every time I plant a seed
It grows into a mess 
I’ve picked a lot of flowers
But none have passed the test
Must be a bad gardener 
Nothing seems to grow
Perhaps I need to find a flower
That isn’t just for show?

Bad Gardener

“Rise Through the Ruins” is a high-intensity hard-rock/metal anthem built on grit, defiance, and transformation. Driving riffs, thunderous drums, and a soaring war-cry chorus fuel the track as it moves from devastation to empowerment. The verses paint a world clawing its way out of collapse, while the chorus erupts into a unifying call to rise, rebuild, and refuse defeat. The song carries a raw, aggressive edge but anchors it with a melodic sense of triumph—perfect for a live crowd chanting every line back at full volume.

Rise Through the Ruin

Apple Music 

Comedy songs and dark-humour originals from a working radiographer. Satire, protest, and indie experiments. 

I write comedy, satire, and straight-up originals about life in radiography, healthcare, and the wider mess. Expect protest anthems, awkward truth, and hooks that stick. If you like Bo Burnham, Weird Al, and indie left-turns, you’re in the right place.

Genres: Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Comedy
satire, protest, indie, acoustic, alt-pop

Spotlight tracks:
	1.	“Where You Fell”
	2.	“Gone but Not Forgotten (Lost Souls)”
	3.	“Lazy Like a Monday”
	4.	“Pass the Light Around”
	5.	“All Are One (Defending Every Soul)”

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