You're Not Here is the opening theme of the video game Silent Hill 3. It was written by Japanese composer Akira Yamaoka and originally sung by vocalist Mary Elizabeth McGlynn. The song was featured in the ending credits for the film Silent Hill.

Vocals and Guitars: Jeff Vicario
Production: Em Baker

Album artwork designed by Parysatis: www.parysatis.com
Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram

You're Not Here (Akira Yamaoka Cover)

From Out of Nowhere is the first track on Faith No More's third studio album, The Real Thing. It was also the first single to feature Mike Patton on vocals.

Huge gratitude to Minus Cube for contributing the bass and rhythm guitars on this cover, this track would not have been the same without him.

Vocals and Lead Guitars: Jeff Vicario
Rhythm Guitars and Bass Guitar: Minus Cube: https://soundcloud.com/minuscube
Production: Em Baker 

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

From Out Of Nowhere (Faith No More Cover)

The Seed is the second single from the album A Different Kind of Human (Step 2) by Norwegian singer-songwriter AURORA.

Vocals and Guitars: Jeff Vicario
Production: Em Baker

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

Lyrics:

Just like the seed
I don't know where to go
Through dirt and shadow, I grow
I’m reaching light through the struggle
Just like the sea
I’m chasing the wonder
I unravel myself
All in slow motion

You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money, oh no
Oh no

Suffocate me
So my tears can be rain
I will water the ground where I stand
So the flowers can grow back again
‘Cause just like the sea
Everything wants to live
We are burning our fingers
But we learn and forgive

You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money, oh no
Oh no

Feed me sunlight, feed me air
Feed me truth and feed me prayers
Feed me sunlight, feed me air
Feed me truth and feed me prayers

You cannot eat money, oh no
You cannot eat money, oh no
When the last tree has fallen
And the rivers are poisoned
You cannot eat money, oh no
Oh no

The Seed (Aurora Cover)

Secret Loser is the second track off of Ozzy Osbourne's fourth album The Ultimate Sin, and was the first of Ozzy's albums to feature drummer Randy Castillo and bassist Phil Soussan.

Vocals and lead guitar: Jeff Vicario 
Rhythm guitars: Joe Weinstock 
Production: Em Baker

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

Trapped in a lonely body I'm
Losin' control
Can't show my emotions and I'm
Losing my soul
Could it be that I'm obsessed
With feeding my disease
I couldn't make it know that
Hidden things that no one
Sees

Yeah loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser

Fighting a losing battle
Pretending to win
Repenting to holy unknowns
Pretending to sin
All i do is hide the wounds
Where blood just
Won't congeal
Couldn't ever take my soul
'Cause isn't there to steal

Yeah loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser

Though I'm the loser there is
No winner
There's nothing left to win
The hidden reasons now in
Deletion
Are lost in sin
So heed my warning the time is
Dawning
I'll tell you here's the twist
The truth is lying
Below the surface i don't exist

Loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser

Seeing is not believing it don't
Mean a thing
Although it appears to be that
The loser is king
I can understand that what
You see you think is real
But underneath the surface is
A wound that cannot heal

Yeah loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser
Loser I'm a secret loser

Secret Loser (Ozzy Osbourne Cover)

Wolf Moon is the thirteenth song on Type O Negative's 1996 album October Rust. The band drew inspiration from various sources, including mythology, nature, and personal experiences.

Vocals and synths: Jeff Vicario
Rhythm and lead guitars: Joe Weinstock
Production: Em Baker

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

The 28th day
She'll be bleeding again
And in lupine ways
We'll alleviate the pain

Unholy water
Sanguine addiction
Those silver bullets
A last blood benediction

It is her moon time
When there's iron in the air
A rusted essence
Woman may I know you're there

Unholy water
Sanguine addiction
Those silver bullets
A last blood benediction

Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me
Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me

Don't spill a drop dear
Let me kiss the curse away
Yourself in my mouth
Will you leave me with your taste?

Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me
Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me

Beware
The woods at night
Beware
The Lunar light

So in this gray haze
We'll be meeting again
And on that great day
I will tease you all the same

Unholy water
Sanguine addiction
Those silver bullets
A last blood benediction

Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me
Hey wolf moon
Come cast your spell on me

Wolf Moon (Type O Negative Cover)

"I was just thinking about mortality, that one of these days we'll end up a pile of bones. It's a thought for every human being, whether you believe in an afterlife or that when we die, that's it. The thought that all the beautiful things and knowledge and experiences you've been through just end when you end scares me, the thought that when you close your eyes for good, it's gone forever." - Jerry Cantrell

Vocals, synths and lead guitars: Jeff Vicario
Rhythm and solo guitars, additional instrumentation: Joe Weinstock
Production: Em Baker

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

Lyrics:

I believe them bones are me
Some say we're born into the grave

I feel so alone
Gonna end up a big ol' pile of them bones

Dust rise right on over my time
Empty fossil of the new scene

I feel so alone
Gonna end up a big ol' pile of them bones

Toll due, bad dream come true
I lie dead gone under red sky

I feel so alone
Gonna end up a big ol' pile of them

I feel so alone
I feel so alone
I feel so alone

I feel so alone
Gonna end up a big ol' pile of them bones

Them Bones (Alice in Chains Cover)

Haunting Me was released as the third and final single from Stabbing Westward's 1998 album Darkest Days. The song was also featured in the 1998 film The Faculty.

Vocals and guitars: Jeff Vicario
Production: Em Baker

Logo by Fey @virtuafey on Instagram
Album artwork designed by Jeff Vicario

Lyrics:

Everywhere I go I see your face
And every sound I hear
Is the sound of your voice
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why can't I let you go? Go?

Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?

Everything about me is a lie
At least it feels that way
When I look in your eyes now
The truth scares the shit out of me
Whoever said love is real
Or love is blood
Has never felt the way that I feel

What does it matter?
What's done is done
And I should get on with my life

Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?

I don't know what it means
But I can't seem to make myself forget
Was it something that you said?
Or is it all the guilt inside my head?

Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?
Why are you haunting me?

Haunting Me (Stabbing Westward Cover)

SineNomine is an electronic rock project formed by vocalist / guitarist Jeff Vicario, hailing from Helsinki Finland, and producer Em Baker from Chicago Illinois. In early 2023, Vicario and Baker decided to form a project focused on co-writing radically altered cover songs, combining each of their signature sounds and styles to create a haunting and genre-destroying musical experience.

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