The Death of Me

All of This Is Fleeting

Salt

Doomswitch

No Cure

Death Grip

Sucks 2 Suck

Sucks 2 Suck (feat. Ice T)

This is not just a poetry album.
It’s a song-heart, a cry of life refusing to die in the silence of collective indifference.

Each piece here is not art for art’s sake,
but an act of survival, a fight to remain oneself
in a world that constantly demands compromise.

Every line is a breath.
Every word — a reaching out for something truly alive,
without bargaining away its truth.

This is the birth of a new style.

A style where genre doesn’t matter —
metal, electronica, jazz, lo-fi, acoustic —
the music is just a container.
A vessel for meaning, built to reach another human
as real and raw as the one who created it.

This style is called:

Extremely High Sense Capacity
(E.H.S.C.)

It’s not about form — it’s about depth.
Music that carries.
Poetry that must be heard.

And it’s also an act of dismantling borders.

Borders between people. Between cultures. Between traditions and fears.
It’s a gesture of unification.
An attempt to bring back the feeling of being human.
To restore humanness as the center of the universe —
as the thing that binds it all together.

Antimystic song

“Under Reconstruction” is a sonic manifesto of ruins in transformation. In this album, Ondelic dives deep into a visceral process of deconstruction and rebirth, where each track represents a fragment of the soul being rebuilt through sweat, memory, and resistance.

Forged in raw distortion, pounding rhythms, and lyrics that confront vulnerability, the album captures the precise moment when collapse gives way to the will to rebuild — not as it was, but with scars worn proudly as symbols.

The sound moves between the weight of grunge, the redemptive angst of hard rock, and modern alternative textures. Dirty guitars, gritty vocals, and dense atmospheres create an emotional journey pulsing with pain, clarity, and liberation.

Standout tracks like “Chains of the Hollow,” “Weightless in the Fall,” and “Halo Bent” serve as chapters from a raw personal diary — written in collapse and reassembled in defiance, resonating with anyone who’s ever had to rebuild themselves from scratch.

More than an album, Under Reconstruction is a cracked mirror — where the beauty lies precisely in the fractures.

All of This Is Fleeting

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