I’ve been fighting my own battles. 7 weeks sober now and it’s not easy. Some days I feel strong, other days I feel like I’m breaking.

That’s why this song matters to me.
‘Stop Judging’ is for everyone who’s been labeled, mocked, or written off.
People see the outside, but they don’t know the war inside.

This track is my answer.
Coming soon.

#StopJudging #CainAustin #NewMusic"

Stop Judging!

Arena Rock best describes this hard edged tracj reminecent of the late 70;s to early 80's rock artists.

Glide

“The Ruse of Booze” is a raw, unflinching ballad about addiction’s grip and the battle to reclaim the self. Through gritty imagery and soul-baring lines, it paints the bottle as a sly salesman, a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and a devil at the door — seducing and destroying in equal measure. With each verse, the narrator wrestles with guilt, memory, and fleeting moments of clarity, only to be dragged back into the cycle. Dark, bluesy, and haunting, this song is a confession, a lament, and a fight for redemption.

Ruse of Booze

Blues rock lives on, fantastic guitar by Gollum (Jep Lland), drums by Gandolph (Phil Bonham). A collection of real rocking songs to get you through the day.

The Dark Lord

I'm Still Here

In Between

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America the Best Damn Place written by Phillip Thomas

This is the 4th track for Rocktober. 

I had the plan to make a medieval ballad about a trucker and his wife and kids at home.

I wrote and wrote and had 6 verses.
When recording, it became a very long ballad. Really, really long.

I got distracted and started with a beat after the last verse. And another beat. A sound. It became fantastic 😆
So, tomorrow's track (5th) will be the remix of this ballad.

I kept 3 verses and perhaps the lyrics are going nowhere, but at least I have something for day 4 🤭

04 Ballad of the road and the hearth

Fangirl (Remastered)

“Teach Me (And I Will Be Still)” is a modern rock testimony inspired by Job 6:24 — “Teach me, and I will be silent; show me where I have been wrong.”
It’s a cry from the noise of today’s world — from scrolling headlines and shallow praise — toward the stillness found only in God’s truth.

The song speaks to the restless heart of our time: chasing approval, living through filters, building worth on what won’t last. It’s about surrendering pride, rediscovering grace, and learning to be quiet enough to hear the whisper of wisdom again.

Job 6:24 – “Teach me, and I will be silent; show me where I have been wrong.”

Ecclesiastes 1:2–3 – “Meaningless! Everything is meaningless. What do people gain from all their labors under the sun?”

Proverbs 2:6–7 – “For the Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and understanding.”

Psalm 46:10 – “Be still, and know that I am God.”

Ephesians 2:8–9 – “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith... it is the gift of God.”

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R2r Scott