Emo beyond MCR and pop-punk - 7

We Slowly Lose Hope For Things To Come / Screen Time Over Load

Screen Time Overload

To Only A Few At First

Insatiate, The Senses

One Last Time, Like Hypothermia

Royal Coda

Calm and Composed

Numbing Agent

Compassion

Arms Race For God's Grace

Sacred Grove

Caught Up in a Lie

Stay Lost

1100 Days

kusatta mono

"Carpe Diem," inspired by the ancient Latin philosophy of "seizing the day," explores the timeless themes of mortality, purpose, and the pursuit of happiness. The song encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and to consider how they can live more intentionally and authentically. It's a reminder that life is fleeting and that we should strive to make every moment count.

Carpe Diem.mp3

✦ CONCEPT
“The Wrong Heaven” takes place in a world where the conflict is already over.
The victory is celebrated.
The order is stable.
Everything looks right — and that’s the problem.
This song explores a reality where peace is maintained through agreement, not truth. Where power no longer needs force, only silence. The system offers comfort, belonging, and reward — but only if you stop remembering how things were supposed to end.
✦ STORY
The listener stands inside this perfected world and recognizes it as wrong.
They remember a different outcome.
Not clearly. Not completely.
Just enough to know this peace came at a cost.
When offered a place within the new order — safety, status, permanence — the listener refuses. That refusal marks them as the problem. The fracture. The enemy.
In a world built on consensus, memory becomes treason.
✦ SOUND & STYLE
Progressive Metal / Djent
Measured, lighter, somewhat radio-friendly, even mainstream sounding. But sounds very "The Fractured" just the same. The vocals are really the focus here.
✦ THEMES
• False peace
• Manufactured truth
• Comfort as control
• Memory as resistance
• Refusal without heroism
✦ FOR THE LISTENER
This track is for anyone who’s ever felt out of place in something that “works.”
For those who notice when answers come too easily.
When silence is rewarded.
When disagreement feels dangerous.
If this heaven feels wrong to you too,
you’re already outside it.

Calm and Composed

Royal Coda

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