06 Dine With Prigs

01 Fauxtown Follies

Words, music, vocals, bass, production by Saint Thomas X
Copyright Saint Thomas X 2020

04 Introvertigo

This album is a global effort to connect the different tribes and scenes around the world to come to a more openminded and sustainable human society.

The music was contributed by members of the Tribal Bass FB group;
www.facebook.com/groups/1360501827465172
and compiled and mastered by Hentopan aka dustrickx, a tribal bass promotor from Belgium.

For easter 2021 ( on 4/4 this year) we release this new compilation with the best in tribal bass music as a dedication to the group and the entire scene and a way to cross international boundaries and bring together the world in a year of reconnection.

Tribal Bass is a mixture of genres ranging from styles using idm-ish breakbeats and fusion trip-hop over ethnic instrumentals, global trap to psy-dub, experimental bass and glitch-hop. It is known as a danceable downtempo style for psy-heads and nu-school hippies and is usually plaid at chill out or second stage areas in European psychedelic festivals, but it also hits the main stages in US, AU, NZ and Can. Tribal Bass connects different subcultures and scenes and is representative for the post-modern era in dance music and music production where any combination of styles and origin is...  more
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releases April 4, 2021

Music by Tribal Bass members
Compiled by dustrickx
cover art by dustrickx
mastering by hentopan

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Phyredelic - Klezmedelia

Reflective song about survivor's guilt in America over a down beat R&B groove, electric guitar, and harp

My Fault - Single

My Fault

This track started out to be a Jam Instrumental after a conversation with Stand Up Comic, Uncle Larry Reeb who suggested wrting a comedy song title "Mind your own F-ing Business things changed.

Mind Your Own Damn Business (MYODB)

Mind Your Own DAMN Business

“The Last Trumpet” is a thunder-driven Christian alt-rock anthem that echoes the warning of Revelation — calling a generation lost in noise to wake up before the storm breaks.
Dark, cinematic verses give way to explosive choruses filled with grit, faith, and fire.
With roaring guitars, pounding drums, and a voice that cries like a watchman on the wall, this song captures the tension between chaos and hope — as the world spins like the days of Noah and the eastern sky prepares to split wide.

It’s not just a song of judgment — it’s a declaration of victory.
When the trumpet sounds, every heart will know: the King of Glory reigns in righteousness.

1 Thessalonians 4:16–17
“For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God; and the dead in Christ shall rise first.”

1 Corinthians 15:52
“In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.”

2 Timothy 3:1–5
“There will be terrible times in the last days. People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money… having a form of godliness but denying its power.”

The Last Trumpet

Silverback Democracy is a sharp, sardonic commentary on how modern society rewards arrogance over integrity.

It calls out the way loud egos rise while empathy gets sidelined not because the system’s broken, but because it’s designed that way. 

The lyrics walk the listener through that brutal logic: we cheer the clowns, worship confidence, and label noise as truth.

It’s not an angry protest it’s exasperation sung with a smirk.

The narrator isn’t screaming for change, they’re holding up a mirror and saying, “Look. This is us. This is how we work.”


[Verse 1]
The system’s fine it’s meant to be,
Loudmouths win, not empathy.
Egos climb, the kind step down,
The wise ones run from the crown.

[Chorus]
Silverback democracy,
Confidence beats honesty.
We follow noise, not clarity,
It’s working, perfectly.

[Verse 2]
The calm stay quiet, the cruel stay loud,
The stage is set, we love a crowd.
We don’t want truth, we want a show,
We built this world, we let it grow.

[Verse 3]
You clap for clowns, you call them kings,
You cheer the loudest, emptiest things.
They shout, you bow, you think it’s true
It’s madness, through and through.

[Bridge]
Power burns, the sane step back,
Good hearts don’t survive the pack.

[Final Chorus]
Silverback democracy,
It’s not broke it’s policy.
We follow noise, not clarity,
It’s working, perfectly.

[Outro ]
It’s working, perfectly...
Yeah, perfectly.

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silverback democracy.

[Verse 1]
You talk in whispers made of smoke,
every word’s a dagger stroke.
I swore I’d never crawl again,
but you taste like danger and sin.

[Pre-Chorus]
Your touch burns cold,
I breathe you in slow,
I know you’re poison—
still, I won’t let go.

[Chorus]
Bite me sweet with your venom kiss,
drain my heart in the dark abyss.
If I fade while you pull me in,
I’ll die addicted to your skin.

[Verse 2]
You wear heartbreak like perfume,
turn every promise into fumes.
Your smile’s a blade, your love’s a game,
but I keep losing just the same.

[Pre-Chorus]
Your touch burns cold,
I breathe you in slow,
I know you’re poison—
still, I won’t let go.

[Chorus]
Bite me sweet with your venom kiss,
drain my heart in the dark abyss.
If I fade while you pull me in,
I’ll die addicted to your skin.

[Bridge]
I can’t escape the fever high,
your toxin sings a lullaby.
If this is hell, then let me stay,
I’d rather burn than walk away.

[Outro]
Bite me sweet with your venom kiss,
leave your mark where the shadows hiss.
Every wound feels just like bliss—
I was made for this.

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Tritone Paradox

Saint Thomas X is the songwriting and recording project of singer-songwriter/producer Thomas X, influenced by late 60s to early 90s psychedelic, pop, soul, gospel, outlaw country, world beat, southern rock, post punk, British heavy metal, new wave, dark wave, shoegaze, brit pop, dream pop, power pop, trip hop, down tempo, RnB, funk, and stoner rock.