The first EP release from Sixth Meter. 
7 songs telling a story.

I Remember Everything

I Think That I Would Rather Drown

But I shouldn't Call

I'm Here For A Reason

I'm So Serious

Matcha Iced Latte, Please

Kiwi Passion Fruit Guava

1 song split into an album, best listened to in order.

InTwolude

Step (back)

A descent into solitude, sorrow, and self-erasure.
This album explores the fragile intersection of despair and beauty through the lens of DSBM. Layered with raw emotion, distant screams, and cold, atmospheric textures, each track bleeds a quiet kind of suffering. Isolated, numb, and unrelenting.

Recorded by one man in existential silence, this body of work is not for catharsis, but for confrontation: with self, with memory, with the void.

There is no hope here, only reflection.
There is no light, only the flicker of what once was.

paper thin

I wanna go

и моя кожа холодная

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after my lips are blue

Once Upon a Lie

A short and bitter elegy for identity, memory, and meaning.

This 3-track EP reflects the quiet collapse of a self once held together by certainty. Through suffocating piano, distant overdrive, and cold ambient decay, each piece drifts further from understanding- a descent into numbness, loss, and confusion.

But, now I know nothing

I used to know everything

When I was young

You'd be a much richer man, if you weren't so sentimental. - E

You'd be a much richer man, if you weren't so sentimental

A Final Cry is a descent through anger, isolation, and emotional collapse, a metal record that moves from suffocating atmosphere to unfiltered aggression. Opening with Deftones-inspired textures and introspective weight, the album slowly tightens its grip, track by track, until it erupts into the raw, confrontational brutality of Slipknot-style heaviness.

Each song confronts a different fracture point: betrayal, loneliness, desire, blame, exhaustion, and self hatred. The early tracks linger in haze and melancholy, letting emotion breathe, while the latter half abandons restraint entirely- fuelled by rage, distortion, and relentless rhythm. By the final moments, A Final Cry no longer searches for answers; it demands to be heard.

This album isn’t about polish or comfort. It’s about release.

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