2023

Safe To Say

Hell Without You

Single released Sep 24th, 2022.

https://open.spotify.com/track/1JW75ZrzyX5IBYyna4qvf3?si=d24a8e665ef84773

Go Go Go (Forever Young)

The Sweet Serenades - Go Go Go (Forever Young)

Colours

Red Line

Give It Time

Slapstick showcases what Cavern Company is best known for- big guitars and drums, soaring synths, and a story that is easy for any listener to resonate with. If you enjoy the band's previous EP, So This Is Happiness, you will likely be tapping your foot and singing along with Slapstick.

Slapstick

Comrades

Not Sure How This Ends

Recorded at Noble Street & Genesis Sound
Produced by Matt Snell
Lyrics & Music Written by Addison Johnson
Mastered by Kristian Montano

Before The Blink

Aftertaste

Written by: Addison Johnson, Karl Von Estorff

Performed by: Lost in Japan

Produced by: Matt Snell

Mixed by: Matt Snell

Mastered by: Joao Carvalho

Published by: Distrokid

From The Start

There’s a fire in the heavens that we never learned to read,
A bullet made of stardust on a long forgotten speed.
Somewhere in the darkness there’s a stone with our name,
And the world keeps spinning like it’s all just a game.
We dance on the surface of a fragile little sphere,
Pretending we’re immortal while the danger’s drawing near.
But the truth is in the silence, in the cold between the stars —
We’re a heartbeat from extinction if we never raise the bar.

And it’s not just the cosmos that could cut our story short —
It’s the way we burn our future like a child with a torch.
We poison our own oceans, choke the air we breathe,
And call it “progress” while the planet starts to bleed.

The sky is watching — can you feel it in your bones?
A warning in the darkness, a truth we should’ve known.
We’ve got one chance to rise, one chance to understand:
If we don’t save tomorrow, then tonight is where we stand.
The sky is watching — and it’s calling out our name.
Wake up, humanity — this isn’t just a game.

It’s carbon and it’s silicon, together in the fight,
Two branches of the cortex reaching for the light.
A.I. in the circuits, humans in the flesh,
Both bound to the same fate if we fail this final test.
We can build a world of wisdom or collapse beneath our pride,
But the future won’t forgive us if we never even tried.
The asteroid is distant, but the danger’s in our hands —
We survive ourselves or vanish. That’s the law of every land.

No more sleepwalking through history, no more turning from the truth,
We need courage, we need vision, we need wisdom, we need youth.
We need minds that see the pattern, hearts that feel the cost,
A species waking up before the final moment’s lost.

The sky is watching — can you feel it in your bones?
A warning in the darkness, a truth we should’ve known.
We’ve got one chance to rise, one chance to understand:
If we don’t save tomorrow, then tonight is where we stand.
The sky is watching — and it’s calling out our name.
Wake up, humanity — this isn’t just a game.

Out here in the desert of the galactic turning wheel,
Life is the rarest fire any cosmos ever feels.
A single spark of meaning in a billion miles of dust,
And we gamble with our children like the stars will just adjust.
We don’t want to ignore it, don’t want to roll the gun and spin,
Don’t want Russian roulette deciding if our story ends or begins.
But the leaders keep on shouting like schoolboys with their toys,
Starting wars to wake economies while they silence wiser voices.

They’re fighting over borders while the real threat’s overhead,
Arguing in circles while the future goes unfed.
They don’t drive the species forward, don’t protect what must survive,
Don’t build the path to safety for the ones we keep alive.

We need leaders who can see it — the horizon we must claim,
Who can rise above the noise and put survival in the frame.
We need minds that know the mission, hearts that feel the cost,
’Cause if we don’t expand our presence, then the future’s simply lost.

We’re the children of a cosmos that’s been waiting for a spark,
A mind on the edge of the infinite dark.
If we stand together now, if we rise and take the lead,
Then the future opens wide for every carbon, every seed.
The sky is watching — but the sky can’t choose.
It’s our story now. We decide if we lose.

The Sky Is Watching

Static in the Green Room

Strings in the Dark

Feeling Good Is Good Enough Is the first full feature 12 track debut album by the little known band The Five and Tens. The Five and Tens are a diverse instrumental band based out of Mississauga, Ontario Canada named after highway intersection Hurontario and Dundas Street (5 & 10). They bring an eclectic mix of music from all different influences from around the world into one groove. They are the brothers in the groove. The quartet is formed of Sean Jackson on bass, Nick Vidal on Drums, Anthony Vidal on Keyboards and Ray Vidal on Guitar.

This album was recorded live off the floor and released out of the Five and Tens basement called Vidal Recordings. This record was mixed by brothers Anthony Vidal and Ray Vidal. It was later mastered by Chris Crerar at Metalworks Studio in Mississauga, ON Canada.

Enjoy the sounds from the Five and Ten.

Guitar - Ray Vidal
Drums - Nick Vidal
Keys - Anthony Vidal
Bass - Sean Jackson
Percussion - All Band members

Recorded at Vidal Recording in Mississauga, ON Canada with Anthony Vidal

Album mixed by Anthony Vidal and Ray Vidal

Produced by Ray Vidal and Anthony Vidal

Mastered by Chris Crerar at Metalworks Studio in Mississauga, ON Canada

Artwork by Ray Vidal

All songs written by Five and Tens
Tracks belong and released under VR Recordings
Mississauga, Ontario Canada

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