My Broken Cabinet

YUMA (유마) - Harunohi (ハルノヒ, 하루노히)

WOODZ - Bright Light Flicker

A Place Called Home

ADHD

Bad Seed Rising - ADHD

In the Heart of the Wind

In the Silence of the Void

AKUGETSU – AKU

Inspirational piece about how God keeps His Children on track

Keeping Me On Track - Christian/Metal

A story that should not be told – yet it whispers through the cracks of the world.
It is temptation, the first sin, the serpent’s kiss upon bare skin.
A paradise never untouched, a wound that bled before it was ever touched.

Here the angels begin to fall, their wings blackened with lust and fire.
Kings rise from the dust, crowned with thorns, born of pain.
Voices speak of liberation, yet every promise carries poison.

Snake of Eden is no simple journey.
It is a descent into madness and desire, a dance with demons at the heart of darkness.
Pleasure becomes prayer, obsession an altar, the body an offering.

And yet – beyond the ashes, behind the walls of corruption –
lies something unknown, older, unspeakable.
Something that coils like a serpent around your heart,
until you no longer know where temptation ends and you begin.

Prepare yourself.
For the fall, for damnation, for rebirth.
For the whisper in the dark that will haunt you until you can no longer ignore it.
And perhaps – just perhaps – you will allow yourself to be seduced.

Queen of Sinns

In the Heart of the Rain

Alone with My Thoughts is a raw, unflinching dive into the fractures of modern life — a heavy alternative rock record where personal battles collide with collective struggles. Each track is a confession, a warning, or a rallying cry, drenched in distortion and carried on riffs that hit as hard as the truths inside them.

The album opens with “In Search of Heroes,” a tragic yet defiant anthem about the everyday fight for dignity and decency. “Sunflowers Standing in Fire” takes resilience as its theme, turning the image of a flower rising from ashes into a symbol of unbreakable hope. “Love Rot” rips through the illusions of romance, exposing the chains, lies, and barbed wire of broken promises.

On “Imposter Syndrome,” isolation is sharpened to a blade — a robot behind a human face, lost in a crowd yet more alone than ever. “Dance Robot Dance” confronts the chaos of misinformation and the rise of machines, mocking our complacency as technology seizes the stage. “Pushing the Limits” explodes as a defiant anthem of persistence, scars and failures forged into fire that burns every obstacle away. The record closes with “My Best Friends the Dead,” a haunting reminder that the voices of the lost still speak — urging us to live, to savor, to resist the emptiness of wasted time.

Together, these songs form a cathartic portrait of a world teetering between collapse and rebirth, between despair and defiance. Alone with My Thoughts is heavy, haunting, and human — a soundtrack for those who battle in silence but refuse to break.

Imposter Syndrome

Forged in Fracture isn’t just a debut — it’s a declaration. Female-led and forged by fire, Fractured Kin deliver a heavy rock record that bleeds defiance and unity in every note.

With vocals that cut like glass, riffs that roar like thunder, and a rhythm section pounding with primal force, the band turns scars into anthems. From the raw seduction of “Queen of the Scene” to the unmasking fury of “Rock in your City ”, each track rips away the façade and dives into truth, chaos, and resilience.

This is more than heaviness for its own sake — it’s a bond, a covenant, a sound born in fracture yet unbreakable.

This is Fractured Kin.

The Divided

This song is about using physical movement, specifically walking, as a therapeutic and transformative process to overcome mental and emotional struggles. The lyrics depict a journey from a state of being overwhelmed by heavy thoughts, fears, and repetitive patterns ("brain full of ghosts," "thoughts like lead") to finding clarity and peace through action. The recurring theme of "walk it off — change your mind" suggests that stepping away from distractions, societal pressures, and internal chaos—represented by "a world full of noise" and "a thousand screens"—allows the individual to reconnect with themselves.

The song emphasizes self-reliance ("no pill, no preacher, no feed can define") and the power of nature and personal effort ("the road hums truth," "sweat’s my sermon") to heal and redefine one's perspective. The imagery of leaving ghosts and doubts behind, with each step serving as a guide, highlights a process of shedding burdens and embracing a stronger, more authentic self. The psychedelic and bluesy musical elements enhance the emotional depth, symbolizing a journey inward and a release of pent-up energy, culminating in a sense of renewal and empowerment.

Walk It Off

Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
I built my world on fragile ground
All these plans I wrote down
They looked so clear, they felt so strong
Now they fade — like a forgotten song

[Pre-Chorus]
The lists keep growing, pages burn
Every step feels like unlearned
I reach for light, but find the haze
Another promise, lost in the maze

[Chorus]
My dream fell apart in silent rain
Pieces scattered, full of pain
I stare at all I couldn’t be
And I’m too tired to fight the sea
My hands still shake, my heart still tries
But I’m too numb to realize

[Verse 2]
The walls I built start closing in
I fake a smile, wear my skin thin
The clock keeps running, I stand still
Even hope forgot my will

[Bridge]
Maybe it’s fine to fall behind
To lose the war, to rest the mind
Maybe someday, I’ll start again
But not today — I’ve reached the end

[Chorus – Reprise]
My dream fell apart in silent rain
Pieces scattered, full of pain
I stare at all I couldn’t be
And I’m too tired to fight the sea
The fire’s gone, the night is near
I fade away, but I’m still here

Broken Plans

Black Ice (remix)

“The Wrong Enemy” is a song about the painful realization that the battles we fight on the outside often come from wounds on the inside.
It explores how easily we misinterpret tones, gestures, or words — not because others meant harm, but because something unresolved within us reacts first.

The narrator reflects on years of blaming the world around him: other people, their voices, their intentions.
But every time the noise faded, the same familiar ache returned — proof that the real source was internal.

The song reveals a powerful shift:
the enemy wasn’t the other person.
It was the leftover echo of old beliefs, early defenses, and emotional patterns built long before adulthood.
Patterns designed to protect —
but now standing in the way.

The chorus opens wide with emotional clarity, admitting that the true conflict isn’t between him and the outside world, but between him and his own inherited reflexes.

The bridge speaks quietly but sharply:
he has slammed doors where no walls existed, fought battles that never belonged to him, reacted to ghosts from the past rather than to the present moment.

By the final chorus, the insight becomes resolve:
the pattern can be broken,
the fight can be faced consciously,
and the blame no longer needs to be placed outward.

“The Wrong Enemy” is a moment of honesty —
a song about turning inward, owning the truth, and releasing the weight of misdirected battles.

The Wrong Enemy

드림캐쳐 , 시연 [SIYEON] ㅡParadise

Independent producer crafting atmospheric soundscapes. Based in Italy, heard worldwide.

In the Silence of the Void

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