Destroy Boys on Audiotree Live

Methatonin (Audiotree Live Version)

Babes In Toyland- Won't Tell (live)

Babes In Toyland- Sweet ‘69 (live)

☠  Song Isn't owned by me. The song belongs to its rightful owners. Picture on cover taken from @NamzyJamzy Pinterest ☠

DBSAC - The Oozes

Break stuff -limp biskit x I eat boys like you for breakfast -riot grrrl sessions

Live Through This

She Walks on Me (1993 demo)

Eight instrumentals, one conversation with the history of riff music. Wordless Uprising channels the DNA of landmark rock, metal, and punk—without quoting melodies or leaning on nostalgia. Across these tracks you’ll hear cathedral-weight doom, Bay Area speed and precision, twin-lead heroics, scarlet-streaked thrash, downstroke punk urgency, dockside dub space, quiet-loud grunge abrasion, and swaggering blues-rock shuffle. Guitars growl and shimmer, bass lines gallop and lurch, drums breathe in wide rooms, and tape echo/feedback etches halos in the negative space. No vocals—just arrangements that speak for themselves: themes that return with new scars, sections that expand instead of fade, and grooves that invite you to turn the volume past comfortable. It’s a tribute to the spirit rather than the letter, crafted for headphones at midnight and loud rooms after. Riffs as language, dynamics as grammar—an uprising told without a single word.

Masterless Circuits

Ice House Fever

The song "End of the Illusion" critiques the construction and eventual unraveling of exaggerated narratives built on spin, manufactured outrage, and unverified claims, where polished lies and scripted causes sustain a facade until factual scrutiny exposes the deceptions. In the context of the Kamloops residential school story, it allegorically references the 2021 announcement of 215 suspected unmarked graves via ground-penetrating radar, which ignited widespread grief and calls for justice but has faced growing skepticism by 2025 due to the lack of exhumations or confirmed remains, portraying this as a "myth" collapsing under the weight of unmet evidence. The lyrics emphasize a revolutionary payback through truth, urging the opening of "books" and audits to reveal receipts and names, symbolizing demands for proof amid accusations of denialism and the fading trust in the initial story's "sacred smoke."

End of the Illusion

Girls Kick Ass

Eating Toothpaste

Your Magic Is Working (of Montreal Cover)

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