Bleeding With Time

AIBRY drags you through the cathedral ruins with Choir of Broken Mouths — a 17-track descent into trapmetal and deathcore chaos. Spine-snapping drops, guttural choirs, ritual ambience, and the kind of distortion that feels like it’s tearing through your ribs.

This isn’t background music. It’s a possession.
It Wants Out. It Became Me. It leaves you with No Pulse.

Listen if you’re ready to bleed.

4.Cathedral Spines

CATHARSIS – Tio Klarus

Tio Klarus’s debut album CATHARSIS is a raw, unapologetic journey through fire, pain, and self-discovery. Blending hard rock, alternative metal, and melodic hooks, each track tears through heavy riffs, driving drums, and soaring vocals that capture both rebellion and vulnerability. From the fury of Saint of Nothing to the emotional purge of the title track CATHARSIS, the album is a sonic rollercoaster of rage, heartbreak, seduction, and defiance. Perfect for fans of Five Finger Death Punch & The Pretty Reckless. this record is an explosive declaration: if it’s real, it’s worth screaming.

CATHARSIS

Come and see them,
come and see them - gathering places.
Come and see them,
come and see them - hollow faces.
Come and see them,
come and see them - burning traces.
Come and see them,
come and see them - empty spaces.

Take off your masks,
tear down your places.
Show us your gods,
show us your faces.
Take off your masks,
tear down your places.
Show us your gods,
show us your faces.

Come and see them,
come and see them - silent races.
Come and see them,
come and see them - broken graces.
Come and see them,
come and see them - wasted praises.
Come and see them,
come and see them - hollow faces.

Take off your masks,
tear down your places.
Show us your gods,
show us your faces.
Take off your masks,
tear down your places.
Show us your gods,
show us your faces.

Take off your masks.
Tear down your places.
Show us your gods.
Show us your faces.

Masks

[Verse]
Words bend the sky it tilts and falls
Every language builds its walls
A world in blue a world in red
You speak the stars I dream instead

[Prechorus]
Does the sea know it's the sea
If it’s never named by you or me

[Chorus]
Linguistic relativity
Shapes the way we see the breeze
A whisper turns to gravity
What’s real is just what we believe

[Verse 2]
A thousand tongues a single tree
Roots tangled deep in memory
Colors we taste sounds we can hold
Meanings shift in stories told

[Bridge]
The words I give you hold the key
Unlock the worlds you’ll never see
Without a name the fire is cold
Without a thought the truth grows old

[Chorus]
Linguistic relativity
Shapes the way we see the breeze
A whisper turns to gravity
What’s real is just what we believe

Linguistic Relativity

Another cover as when I heard the original of this song I had to ask the artists involved if they minded if I did a cover. Thankfully they agreed.

Great lyrics, great guitar and vocals on the original from @Alexander-Schwarz & @7th, Please check out the original  here  : https://soundcloud.com/alexander-schwarz/with-jim-miller-curly-sue?si=43bcf3f9768d4a69853966e578f0f5cd&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Curly Sue (Alexander Schwarz & 7th Cover)

A hard, defiant declaration where you refuse to carry someone else’s lies or failures ever again.

Don’t blame me

Text:
[Verse 1]
He screams monopoly from a gilded tower,
claims the system's rigged — it’s his only power.
He says they buried Grok beneath the charts,
but did he build a future, or just break hearts?
He fights with Apple, blames OpenAI,
while the rest of us just watch and wonder why.

[Pre-Chorus]
He wants the crown, but he’s forgetting —
freedom’s not in top-rank betting.
If your words are loud but your soul is small,
you’ll never build anything that lasts for all.

[Chorus]
Grok versus the king, a battle for the throne,
he’s suing for a place, but just sits alone.
Talking big about justice, but where’s the real fight?
When power meets ego — who’s wrong, who’s right?

(solo)

[Verse 2]
He claims bias, calls it suppression,
but everyone sees this grand obsession.
He sold us dreams with rockets and memes,
now he’s crying foul in courtrooms and screens.
Meanwhile the users wait for something free,
not a tech-monarch, but a true AI.

[Pre-Chorus 2]
He’s lost in his lawsuit, blinded by pride,
chasing an echo of a bygone ride.
If innovation means controlling the air —
then freedom and vision are no longer a pair.

[Bridge]
And we stand here, watching the circus rise,
wondering if he ever heard the people’s cries.
He built a kingdom of code and gold,
but forgot what real power is —
it’s the stories we share,
the voices we dare,
to build not to buy, to fight not to lie.

(solo)

[Final Chorus]
Grok versus the king, he’s calling out for war,
but we’re not just users — we’re so much more.
He’s suing for the spotlight, but we want the light,
when AI’s real promise is justice, not might.

[Outro – Spoken / Soft]
Elon, you’re a genius — but brilliance isn’t everything.
If you wanted change, you’d build bridges, not lawsuits.
Grok doesn’t need to be king.
It just needs to be free.

Grok vs the King

Zenith (Remastered)

Systematic Beat Down

Face You Fears (2025 Version)

The Black Cross is a gothic metal band conjuring soundscapes steeped in darkness, mysticism, and cinematic intensity. Formed as a ritualistic union of heavy riffs, haunting melodies, and baroque aesthetics, the band blends elements of hard rock, doom, punk, and darkwave into a force both brutal and beautiful.

Led by frontman Michael on vocals and guitar, the five-member coven includes the enigmatic Lilith (synth & vocals), the shadowy axe-wielder Cain (rhythm guitar), brooding low-end guardian Malach (bass), and the fierce and relentless Abaddon (drums). Each member represents a different facet of the band’s occult-inspired persona.

Their debut album The Chapel of Shadows introduced a new liturgy of sonic storytelling — songs like Velvet Crucifix, The Seraphim Lie, and Darkness Is My Friend explore themes of sin, salvation, and the sacred in decay. With theatrical visuals, powerful live performances, and an ever-expanding mythology, The Black Cross is more than a band — it's a resurrection in sound.

Listen. Worship. Burn the silence.

Zenith (Remastered)

The Black Cross

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