Divorced Dad Rock

The Best Of Nickelback Volume 1

Nickelback - How You Remind Me

In The End - A D A M Remix

Silver Side Up

How You Remind Me

Hybrid Theory

In the End

“Finding Trouble (Ode to Nick Cage)” is a voodoo-soaked punk anthem from Not Down Yet. Inspired by the haunted folklore surrounding Nicolas Cage and his infamous LaLaurie mansion (French Quarter, New Orleans), the track blends post-hardcore aggression with melodic grit and a twisted sense of humor. Screaming guitars, pounding drums, and vocals that swing between fury and confession make this a raw, energetic, and strangely beautiful chaos. It’s part exorcism, part rock show, and entirely human — a reminder that sometimes the ghosts we fight are the ones we make ourselves.


Finding Trouble (Ode to NC)

Come Clean

Control

Infest

Last Resort

Time For Annihilation: On the Record & On the Road

Last Resort (Live)

Westwood One, Puddle Of Mudd, Live In Concert 2009

Puddle of Mudd - Control/War Pigs (Live 2009: Westwood One)

Happy to share with you my personal reboot of one of the greatest hits of my childhood : "Bring Me To Life by Evanescence".  

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FREE DOWNLOAD

Evanescence - Bring Me To Life (ANGEMI Reboot)

From the album: Fallen
Released: 2003
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Fallen

Bring Me To Life

Born in the fall of 2025, Not Down Yet is what happens when a lifelong musician decides to stop polishing and start bleeding again. This one-man punk / hardcore project marks a raw return to  underground roots — loud, fast, imperfect, and alive.
The debut album, 14Again, drags punk’s ragged heart through a modern grinder — emotional, aggressive, and melodic all at once. Guitars scream, bass lines snarl, and vocals refuse to stay in a single genre. It’s simple music that hits like a brick through glass — unfiltered, imperfect, and completely honest.
Not Down Yet isn’t about chasing perfection. It’s about capturing a feeling — that split-second before the crash when everything is real. You’ll hear emotion over precision, chaos over calculation, and a hook or two that won’t leave your skull once they get in there.
Love it or hate it, Not Down Yet doesn’t care. The point isn’t to please you. It’s to wake you up.