indie cassette

Heart to Heart - Mac DeMarco (Slowed + Reverb)

Djo - End Of Beginning (ayokay Remix)

The cherry blossom start
A summer with all the bugs
We stumble out for air
Like we've never seen the world
The tags inside our collars
Cut them out for good
And wash them till they're soft

I can tell
You're gonna leave a mark on me
All as well
We're weaning off cetirizine

The skin we lost is settled
In corners we don't go
And growing like the guilt
Of never calling home

I can tell
You're gonna leave a mark on me
All as well
We're weaning off cetirizine
I can tell
You're in it till you can't be seen
For a while
And then we're trading allergies

Performed by Stray Fossa (W. Evans, N. Evans, Z. Blount)
Lyrics by Nicholas Warren Evans
Music by Nicholas Warren Evans and William J Evans

Produced by William Evans

Cover art by Melissa Santamaría

Blossomer

Buy on vinyl

I saw it clear as I'd hoped
After all these years
You'd say photographs
Leave nothing to talk about
Why stay holding on
If it's all been kept?

Oh, I remember it
So much better now
That I've got nothing to prove
I was there
I was there

You always could
Pull faces right out of the rocks
You'd fill up your phone
With ordinary empty coast
Never needed to show
That you were there

How you'd erase yourself
And I remember it better now
'Cause we had nothing to prove
We were there

Performed by Stray Fossa (W. Evans, N. Evans, Z. Blount)
Lyrics by William J Evans
Music by William J Evans and Nicholas Warren Evans

Produced and mixed by William Evans

Cover art by Melissa Santamaría

Cello by Lillia Keyes
Violin by Sunny Bowers

I Was There

Trapped in a way
Perusing it all
I could just scroll
Around the universe alone
It's not like I care
'Til sometimes I do
Notice the leak that's
Slowly filling up the room

Day's last breath is spent
Drenched in your silence

The sun is angled low
Animates the shore
Shadows running out to sea
Into the swell

Took a trip
Deep in the week
Had to get out
Because the walls began to peel
The ginkgo and oak
Showered the street
The mid-morning ghost
You know that I can sometimes be

And I don't mind
Water burns our eyes
Throws us from all sides
A chance to surface right

As sun is angled low
Animates the shore
Shadows running out to sea
Into the swell
All your breath is spent
Falling through the sand
Drenched in the silence

Performed by Stray Fossa (W. Evans, N. Evans, Z. Blount)
Music and lyrics by Nicholas Warren Evans and William J Evans

Produced and mixed by William Evans

Cover art by Melissa Santamaría

Drenched In Silence

We were turning into old
Versions of ourselves
If it were only up to me
I’d get used to no one else
We were walking out on ice
Anybody’s guess
Shot the coast in black and white
Know I said I meant to

Change the film
Nothing to show for
How you felt
Sun off your shoulder

Feeling like we’re seventeen
Back where we grew up
So imperfect, in between
Probably my fault
There are days that throw us off
Haven’t read all year
Hard to finish what we start
Been too close to see it clear

And I know what you would say
And I know what you would say

Change the film
Nothing to show for
How you felt
Sun off your shoulder

And I know what you would say
And I know what you would say

Performed by Stray Fossa (W. Evans, N. Evans, Z. Blount)
Lyrics by Nicholas Warren Evans
Music by Nicholas Warren Evans and William J Evans
Produced by William Evans
Cover art by Melissa Santamaría

Change The Film

Too Late

Motorola

Cityscape

Broken People

This alt rock album blends raw emotion with modern energy, bringing together atmospheric guitars, punchy drums, and melodies that stay with you long after the last note fades. Each track lives in its own world—sometimes moody, sometimes explosive—but always anchored by a driving pulse and honest storytelling.

The project leans into the best parts of alternative music: spacious riffs, textured synths, and vocals that rise and fall with real feeling. You’ll hear moments inspired by indie rock, pop-leaning hooks, and a few unexpected twists that keep the sound fresh from beginning to end.

Whether you’re listening on a late-night drive, zoning in with headphones, or searching for a soundtrack that captures both intensity and escape, this album was built to connect. Turn it up, let it breathe, and dive into the world behind these songs. Stream more music at KJDMusic.com.

Echo

The complete collection of theme songs and soundtracks from the Nexus Video Store timeline. From "The Muppet Apocalypse" to "Pax Solaris", this archive contains every alternate reality hit we discovered. You can view the session I created these with here: https://www.producer.ai/session/11c65804-7164-40e2-abdb-45818aa1d8b

Cryo-Dreams (Theme)

The Mirage Below

'What Once Was' is taken from the debut collection 'Songs of Her's'.
Out now on Heist or Hit.

Order 'Songs of Her's' on CD/LP/Digital: radi.al/SongsofHers

www.facebook.com/thatbandofhers
www.twitter.com/thatbandofhers

What Once Was

From Cigarettes After Sex LP out now:
https://cigsaftersex.lnk.to/cas

website: http://www.cigarettesaftersex.com/

-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Apocalypse

recorded December 2015 in Brooklyn, NY

Written by Greg Gonzalez
Greg Gonzalez - vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Phillp Tubbs - keyboards
Randy Miller - bass
Jacob Tomsky - drums

Recorded by Greg Gonzalez
Mixed by Rocky Gallo
Mastered by Greg Calbi

Cover photo by Ryan Zoghlin
Cover design by Randy Miller

Released on Partisan Records

Apocalypse

Lovers Rock - TV Girl (Slowed)

our new album 'BLOSSOMER' is out ❀ vinyl on https://strayfossa.com/

Blossomer

Stray Fossa

Recent comments

强人

Related tracks