I enjoy listening to it in Ukraine, a great band.

Tony R

Motherbrain

Low Life

Synapse of the Thunderborn is a concept album set in a world where dinosaurs never faced extinction and instead evolved into a techno organic civilization. The record blends futuristic electronic sound design with heavy rhythmic intensity and atmospheric melodic themes. Each track follows the rise of a world shaped by scaled architects, bioluminescent cities, and tectonic energy networks that pulse beneath oceans and emerald skies. The story moves from primal evolution to advanced neural symbiosis as the Thunderborn species learn to shape electricity, sound, and memory into a living planetary network. This album explores the idea of natural evolution merging with technology without losing its primal origin. The result is a journey that connects ancient instinct with futuristic power, creating a sound world that feels alive, kinetic, and cinematic.

Chromaforge Dominion

Fine Again

The Heroin Diaries - X-Mas In Hell

Life Is Beautiful

Smokin' Hearts & Broken Guns

Dangerous

UNDEN!ABLE

I Don't Care Anymore

We Will Not Go Quietly

Renegade - Single

Renegade

Shallow Side - Renegade (Styx Cover)

Delusions

FRAGILE MINDS

The Devil In Our Wake

The Devil In Our Wake (Radio Edit)

Pain

Rise Up

Tear Down the Wall

The Human Condition

Again

A post-grunge hard rock band out of Jefferson City, Missouri, Shaman's Harvest was formed in 1996 by vocalist Nathan "Drake" Hunt and rhythm guitarist Josh Hamler, who remain the core of the band, along with lead guitarist Derrick Shipp, and drummer Adam Zemanek..  The band has released six albums to date, with a combined 250 million plus streams of the band’s repertoire and sold over 100,000 albums and 415,000 singles.  They have toured with a who’s who in Rock, amongst whom are Godsmack, Nickelback, AC/DC, Cheap Trick, Alice In Chains and Seether alongside others.

The Devil In Our Wake (Radio Edit)

Shaman's Harvest

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