You Will Be the Death of Me

I Hate Myself

Come Back To the Quicksand

Know Thyself is a metalcore testament to the battlefield of the human soul—a raw, unflinching journey through doubt, redemption, spiritual warfare, and the relentless pursuit of Christ’s truth. Each song confronts the fractures within the human heart: the mistakes that haunt us, the temptations that stalk our every step, and the yearning to find purpose beyond the world’s hollow promises.

Across this collection, the lyrics explore what it means to be broken yet beloved, imperfect yet called, tempted yet strengthened by the living God who never abandons His children. From reflections on the crucifixion witnessed by the hosts of heaven, to personal confessions of regret, to the triumphant declarations of grace that breaks every barrier, the album speaks to the universal struggle of aligning one’s life with the will of Christ.

The music blends late-00s ferocity with melodic urgency—massive choruses, gut-punching breakdowns, and acoustic passages that breathe humility into the heaviness. Every track is a step deeper into the realization that true identity is not found in the world, its desires, or its lies, but in the unshakeable love of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

Know Thyself isn’t just an album title—it’s the challenge at the core of the Christian walk: to confront the truth of who we are, to face the sin that tries to claim us, and to rise in the strength and mercy of the Savior who paid the ultimate price for our redemption. This is an album for the searching, the struggling, the repentant, and the redeemed—an offering of praise forged in honesty, conviction, and unbreakable faith.

Be Not Afraid

Disclaimer: There are element in the songs that have been generated by A.I. You have been warned meat bags!
At its core, Protocol – Extinction is about power, inevitability, and existential limits. The album begins with cold, militant confidence—machines executing extinction protocols and asserting dominion—but gradually evolves into something darker and more unsettling as the Metal Overlords encounter forces that cannot be optimized, defeated, or even fully understood.
What starts as a war album ends as a cosmic reckoning.


Come Back To the Quicksand

Light The Torch