Drive Me Out of Here is a cinematic escape song built on dark asphalt and neon reflections.
It’s about two people who don’t need a plan—just a car, the open road, and a moment of courage.
Somewhere between fear and freedom, this track captures the thrill of leaving without looking back.
A pulsing beat, a flicker of danger, and the question: What if we never stop?



Drive Me Out of Here ist ein Song wie ein nächtlicher Roadtrip – voller Regen, Neonlichter und einer Ahnung von Freiheit.
Zwei Menschen fliehen nicht voreinander, sondern gemeinsam vor dem Stillstand.
Kein Plan, nur der Tank ist voll – und der Mut, einfach loszufahren.
Ein Song über die Kraft des Moments, das Nichtwissen – und das Glück, alles hinter sich zu lassen.

Drive Me Out of Here

One face two worlds

Fragile Light IV

Christian College Indie Rock



[Verse 1]
Pages torn fingers bleed
Words like swords cut what I need
Digging deeper for the truth unseen

[Prechorus]
Can’t fake it
Can’t shake it
The weight of knowing

[Chorus]
Study to show approved
Am I enough am I enough
Through fire and proof
Am I enough am I enough

[Verse 2]
Late nights candles burn low
Questions rise answers don’t show
I’m searching searching will I ever know

[Prechorus]
Heart’s breaking
Hands shaking
The weight of knowing

[Chorus]
Study to show approved
Am I enough am I enough
Through fire and proof
Am I enough am I enough

Approved (Am I Enough?)

The Breath Between Stars is a spacious, cinematic rock ballad that blends the emotional weight of Pink Floyd’s atmospheric soundscapes with the ethereal sweep of orchestral textures. Built around a haunting steel lap guitar played with a finger slide, the song moves from quiet, heartbeat-like pulses into soaring, soul-stirring choruses. Lyrically profound and layered with meaning, it speaks of inner light, cosmic connection, and the timeless spark within every soul. Expansive reverb, wide stereo imaging, and deep low-end grounding create a sonic journey that feels both intimate and infinite — a meditation on existence wrapped in a song.

The Breath Between Stars

Midnights End is thirteen songs about fragility, masks, and the quiet violence of keeping yourself together. Dark, melodic, and heavy in different ways—each track feels like walking through broken glass at night. It’s not polished hope, just the sound of collapse turned into music.

Afterimage

A Better Place – Light In The Sea EP

With Light In The Sea, A Better Place pull all the threads together. Across four tracks, the band proves why they’ve quickly become one of the most exciting new voices in indie rock.

From the drizzly intimacy of debut single It Rains, to the dreamlike haze of Don’t Mind, and the heartfelt punch of Someday—already spinning on Amazing Radio UK—the songs carry the DNA of ’80s/’90s alt-indie greats like Polvo, Dinosaur Jr., Unwound, Sebadoh, Teenage Fanclub, and The Posies, but with a freshness that’s entirely their own.

New track Remember When completes the story: a slow-burner that starts with gentle guitars and relaxed vocals, before erupting into a midtempo surge of energy. It’s nostalgic and forward-looking all at once, a reminder of why this band resonates so deeply.

Radio stations in the UK, the Netherlands, the US, and Belgium are already tuned in, and live, A Better Place is the kind of band that wins you over in one set flat.

Light In The Sea isn’t just an EP—it’s a statement. Indie rock, recharged and reimagined.

A Better Place - It Rains

Theremin Flight

Heat welds gum to the sidewalk, lipstick smeared on chrome,
Marquee grins like bad teeth, silk legs on loan,
He sleeps in his car with a guitar and a rearview shrine,
Maps folded on dead ends and a tape deck coughing time.
Streetlight flickers like breath in a drowning lung,
Agent on the corner saying, Kid, you’re too young.
But the mirror shows every unpaid mile,
And the lines all rehearsed like a man on trial.

Headshots pinned like bugs under glass,
Smiles stapled to a future already past.

Welcome to Palm Row, where your name stains tar,
Gold melted down, pawned for a shot of fame.
Each star chaser, another canceled show
Knees split open in the promise glow —
Palm Row.

Cheap motel halo buzzing red and blue,
Perfume masking sweat and last night’s cue.
She paints her mouth like a wound on fire,
Says Hollywood don’t love, it just hires.
Sirens glow on streets slicked hard with sin,
Couple in the diner trading dimes for skin.
Burnt script ash on cracked tile floors,
Smoke slipping out through the back door.

Billboards mock like a final blow,
Looking down on the broken dreams below.

Welcome to Palm Row, where the night chews shine,
Silver screen lies on dotted lines.
Every heartbeat a debt you owe,
And the rent comes due down Palm Row.

Welcome to Palm Row, where angels learn to rust,
Sequins in the gutter, diamonds in dust.
You chase the light till your ribs go cold,
Left out of breath on Palm Row.


Palm Row (Dead End)

Demo recording of the track Relapse which will be the title track from our forthcoming album due out in 2926

Theremin Flight

Michael H

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