Brian Butts - Guitar, Drums, Bass, Keyboards, Master Mix
https://soundcloud.com/brian-butts-565934842
Marc Freak - Vocals, Lyrics

I saw through the flame
Your corpse in chains
You fail but still breathe
Too pumped to leave

CHORUS
Ectoplasmic inscriptions
Written and glowing long after the grave
They taught us at school that we're always the slave
Far too many inflictions
Far too dusty and decrepit to behave
They taught us at church that we're always the slave

Can you still touch?
I'd like that so much
Pull away faded ghost
Sign the warrant - we're all toast

CHORUS

I saw through the flame
Your charred remains

Ectoplasmic Inscriptions (Brian Butts feat. Marc Freak)

Sebando aka Sebastian, is a 34 year old DJ and home producer from Glastonbury, England. He has been influenced from a variety of different genres such as drum and bass, house, garage, hip hop, trap, synthwave and more.

Progressive Metal Guitarist, Drummer, Bassist, and Keyboardist.

At home producer of electronic tracks in varying styles - I really enjoy experimenting with melding different genres. 
Been writing songs since the mid 70's whilst playing bass & drums in various bands (the first one was a punk band) and digitally writing since 2006. Retired now, so much more time for having fun with music :) It's just a hobby for me these days; Soundcloud is just a great place to share music & connect with people who have the same interests.  All my recent music is free to download - if you want to download any that don't have a download link, just let me know :)
I appreciate - and love to listen to - all genres, from orchestral through to metal. 

Thank you for reading, and hope you enjoy the music.
Fiona x

Prolific musician, author, photographer and oddity.  With influences ranging from the lofi pop of Guided by Voices, the gothic melodrama of Nick Cave, the glam of Bowie and the nakedness of Iggy Pop - this is Marc Freak.  Former frontman of Freak Circus and Dead Joe.  An experiment in DIY and lofi.  The odd bum note here, the even odder bum note there.  But with art do we care?