Good To Me Now

Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Park Safety

crusher

A hymn for the star-born.
This track traces the structure of the universe not as science alone, but as something sacred. A divine equation unfolding in silence.

With lyrics shaped like orbitals and verses pulled from the breath of black holes, this is not a song about space, but from within it. Galaxies, nebulae, and stardust become symbols — metaphors for being, memory, and time.

The Gnosis Version leans into the infinite: no answers, just expansion.

The Endless Frontier

Cosmology Domine (Gnosis Version)

Cross My Heart and Hope to Die

"Love Is Danger" is a poignant fusion of indie rock, dream pop, and psychedelic pop, delving into the tumultuous nature of love, regret, and enduring connection. This track explores the internal conflict of wanting to love deeply yet fearing commitment, ultimately realizing the profound cost of holding back. It's a raw, emotional narrative of a love that, despite past missteps, refuses to fade.

The song crafts a captivating atmosphere with lush, echoing synth pads and expressive, reverb-drenched guitars that convey both longing and introspection. A steady, driving rhythm section underpins the track, pushing the narrative forward while maintaining a dreamy, atmospheric quality. Vocals (if present) should be heartfelt and earnest, drawing listeners into the emotional core of the lyrics, "You are the spark I can't forget / The hurt I carry with regret."

"Love Is Danger" is perfect for moments of quiet reflection, evoking the bittersweet memories of past choices and the enduring power of true affection.

City of Loneliness

Love Is Danger

Wanderer "Love is danger"

Ordinary

"We are all prisoners of the dusk, dreaming of a dawn that never comes. For in the abyss of night, even stars are but dying embers—fleeting and frail. And when the wind howls its lonely hymn, remember: darkness is the mirror where lost souls recognize themselves. Here, in the silence of eternal shadows, the heart becomes a desert… and the light, a distant rumor."

Jenny

Anna

Kristin Kontrol - (Don't) Wannabe

We're not the best, but we're pretty good.

Kristin Kontrol - (Don't) Wannabe

Sub Pop