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Tonight (Demo)

It Ends Tonight

Demo of one of the latest songs I've been working on.

Feel 2 Break

Kids

A cover of WWE Superstar Zack Ryder's theme song.

Radio(WWE Zach Ryder Theme Cover)

Here's a song about a villain and a hooker.

Risk

This track started off as a riff idea I  had setting around for years. The intro riff was actually entitled "Acid Tounge" and was played on the bass when I first wrote it years ago in high-school. "Acid Tounge" never got finished so I recycled the intro riff and somehow wrote this song around the riff. I had been listening to a lot of the "Revenge" album by KISS and I think it shows at the start of the song. I wanted an "Unholy" style production with a pop-sounding song.

The lyrics are simple if you listen to them. "One on one...two on one, it's up to you when the light go out." I mean come on, this stuff is a no brainer almost. I wrote the song after a  new experience that happened to me and I feel like the song captures the mood of the night almost too well. Life' a party.....or something like that. Shows you never throw a riff idea.

One on One (It's Up To You)

The closest we could ever get to writing a Cheap Trick song without having Rick Nielsen in the room writing it for us. This song is about being friends with someone and wanting to take things to the next level, but that not going as planned. Everyone has been in this situation before. Everyone has wanted someone that has eventually friend-zoned them. This track is about grabbing that person and letting them know that they could have it all if they would just get with you. Even if it's just for the night.  It's sophomoric but that's the point of the track. Letting that "magic on the run" feeling live on even in your adult years.

I'd Give It Up (For You Tonight.)

This song was written about a loved one passing away. The lyrics are trying to capture that moment of shock, wonder, hopelessness, defeat and all of those other emotions we encounter once we discover a loved one has passed away. Those initial moments of finding out and fully processing death are something that's impossible to capture but we figured it was worth a shot. 

The opening guitar solo was influenced by In A Darkened Room by Skid Row while I feel the rest of the song was just our take of different synth sounds from the 80s.  I know personally I was listening to In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel when this was composed. 

This song is very personal and truly does try and capture a moment in time, even though the song was written almost three years after the passing of the aforementioned loved one. It just took that long to actually express what was going on mentally in the form of music.

Until the End Of Time

In writing this song, I've always wanted to try and achieve that pure classic rock sound of the 70s and I feel like this is the closest I've gotten to that sound. Heavily influenced by artists like KISS and Alice Cooper this is just a jam session that became something more. This track still needs a lot of work, but keeping it pure and simple is something that we've been striving for when recording this track. Is it perfect? No. To me, that's what adds a certain charm and flair to this track. It sounds like it could fall apart at any second and that's what makes it.

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End the Show

Blending elements of Pop and Rock with a depressing and inspirational lyrical view, this band gives you exactly what you need without you knowing you needed it. - Rob "The Loo-Man" Xander.

It's not an instant gratification listen at first, but you will come back for more. 
-The Wise Sage Daru

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