Cold, skin-piercing vocals, dirty guitar and bursting drums with spiritual and dark sound.

This song was recorded and mixed on analog equipment.

Chase

Keep An Eye

Queen of the Fools

You think I'm a bastard
And you feel like a queen
I'm trying to break through
Again and again
You have so many options
You can't ever choose
You may say i'm nothing
So who the hell are you

But I keep on flying
And know who I am
I'm satisfied with my insane
So try it again
Lies in your pockets
Dirt on your shoes
Makes you look so stupid girl
Queen of the fools

You feel like a bad queen
An arrogant girl
Your empty words means nothing
Nothing but dirt
You have so many options
But you still don't know
You don't know what to say to me
So who the hell are you

But I keep on flying
And know who I am
I'm satisfied with my insane
So try it again
Lies in your pockets
Dirt on your shoes
Makes you look so stupid girl
Queen of the fools

But I keep on flying
And know who I am
I'm satisfied with my insane
So try it again
Lies in your pockets
Dirt on your shoes
Makes you look so stupid girl
Queen of the fools

Queen Of The Fools

Prelude

The Sextape - Madness

The Sextape - Queen Of The Fools

“Fight”, is a short, direct track that captures a state of internal pressure — the moment before instinct takes over. Built around a dry guitar riff, a heavy, hypnotic groove, and vocals that sound almost involuntary, the track creates a loop of rising tension without offering release or resolution.

The lyrics are minimal and chant-like:

Ball your fists / Lose your mind / Be prepared for the fight… You are just / Animal, animal.

The song is not about external violence, but about the internal ignition that comes before it — a shift that happens in the body, not the mind. There’s no moral, no storyline, no chorus to hold on to. Just three minutes of focused, rhythmic pressure.

Musically, the track draws influence from bands like The White Stripes, Royal Blood, and The Dead Weather, combining dirt and space, groove and minimalism.

Recording process:
The drums, bass, and guitar were tracked live in a professional studio — all in one take, to preserve spontaneity and physical cohesion. The vocals were recorded separately at home, in a late-night session, using a minimal setup and no post-processing beyond basic leveling. What you hear is close to what was actually captured in the room — raw, close, and intimate.

There were no co-writers or producers involved. The track was written, performed, and mixed by the band. Alexander Shterle, the Russian-born vocalist and lyricist, leads the creative direction of the project.

While the song doesn’t explicitly reference Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club, the influence is present in the underlying philosophy: embracing discomfort, instinct, and the loss of control as part of something human — maybe even freeing.

Interesting facts:

Final vocal take was recorded at 2 AM, in a single pass, using only a handheld mic.

The track was mixed in-house by the band with minimal edits or effects.

Fight

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