varials - romance (slowed)

comfortable liar - chevelle sped up

Earshot wait (slowed).mp3

Gulch-Self Inflicted Mental Terror (slowed)

fiend - feign

wait and bleed (Slowed)

Don't call me
Your mate
When you're a lying 
Disgusting fool

Because

Nobody believes your shit
Your lies, your rot
You’re full of it
For they call you
The dumb piece of shit

Don't call me
Your mate
When you're a lying 
Disgusting fool

Because

Nobody believes your shit
Your lies, your rot
You’re full of it
For they call you
The dumb piece of shit

Nobody believes
In your shit
Nobody believes
In your shit

Because

Nobody believes your shit
Your lies, your rot
You’re full of it
For they call you
The dumb piece of shit

You are 
A 
Fucking
Dumb
Piece of shit

Because

Nobody believes your shit
Your lies, your rot
You’re full of it
For they call you
The dumb piece of shit


Nobody Believes Your Shit

Destroy Your Fate


The song “Laughing at the Thunder” is an anthem of unbreakable defiance and inner strength in the face of overwhelming chaos, symbolized by a violent, apocalyptic storm. It portrays the narrator as someone who doesn’t just endure life’s harshest trials (emotional, psychological, or literal crises), but actively thrives in them, turning fear and destruction into fuel for joy and power. Ultimately, it’s a middle finger to despair itself: no matter how loud the thunder roars or how hard the sky tries to break you, a forged-in-fire spirit can laugh louder, stand taller, and walk out of the storm even brighter than before.

Laughing at the Thunder

Black Metal Box - Something's Gotta Give

Serve The Art is not just a band. It is a mission.

Created by MDRJR, Serve The Art exists to take the struggle, the pressure, and the chaos of life and turn it into something powerful. No ego. No trends. No pretending. Only creation with full intention.

Our music walks through the darker side of the human journey, but not because we live by it or believe in it. We explore it the same way people watch thrilling stories. It is a place to face fear, power, and the clash between good and evil without losing sight of what is real. The imagery is part of the art. It is how we express conflict and how we give that conflict a voice.

Some people misunderstand heavy music and try to label it as something it is not. The truth is simple. We write from the imagination. We write from emotion. We use intense themes because they let us speak with honesty and force. Darkness is a color on the palette. Goodness is another. Everyone chooses what side they stand on.

Serve The Art is about turning pain into motion, turning doubt into clarity, and turning truth into something strong enough to break through the noise of the world.

No masks. No nonsense. We serve the art with everything we have.