This track is an existential look at humanity as a mistake. Tracing our path from the "great canopy" to becoming "dangerous things," it asks the ultimate question of conscience. With a bridge that descends into the chaos of "letting the dogs out," this is a song about the guilt of being human and the sky breaking in above us.

A Black Metal Dance-Punk riot about evolutionary guilt.

Conduit - How do you sleep at night?

This track asks the question everyone is thinking: How can we own the future when we can't even pay rent today? "Who Owns Tomorrow?" contrasts the shiny promise of innovation with the gritty reality of credit card debt. It’s an anthem for the "product of the future" who can't afford to evolve, a frantic realization that the problem isn't in the stars, it's right here.

A fast-paced Industrial Post-Punk track about the cost of the future.



Conduit - Who Owns Tomorrow

This dystopian anthem explores the collapse of modern society and the desperate wish to hit rewind. Blaming industrialization and the war machine for our current disarray, "1969" expresses a longing to travel back to a symbolic turning point, before the machines began to design, to rewrite history and save the future.

A genre-bending, time-travel anthem about escaping the machine age.

Klezmer stabs, surf guitars, alien synths, and anti-dystopian bangers.

Conduit - Time Machine

"Burning" captures a rare lightning-in-a-bottle moment: the raw aggression of Distorted Punk recorded with the legendary soul and precision of Muscle Shoals. Clocking in at 155 BPM, this instrumental track replaces the vocalist with a 1959 Gibson Les Paul, delivering smoky, emotive lines through a cranked Fender Tweed Deluxe.

Conduit - Burning (Instrumental)

A hypnotic Post-Punk track about the sacred ritual of morning coffee.

"Caffeine.exe" is a raw, angular Post-Punk fusion that mimics the jittery rush of a morning brew. Anchored by a steady motorik beat and a fuzzy, melodic slash-bass line, the track builds from a hypnotic feedback drone into a frantic, driving rhythm.

We all know the feeling: shuffling through the morning like a zombie until that sacred liquid hits your system. This track turns the daily ritual of coffee into a glitchy, digital awakening. Blending humor with a driving post-punk beat, "Caffeine.exe" is the soundtrack for booting up your brain when the alarm bell rings.

Motorik beats, jagged guitars, gang vocals, and dark roasts.

Conduit - Caffeine.exe

This track is a cheeky, high-speed critique of how freedom dies in the backroom. Exploring the "blueprint" of a society run by yes-men and red pens, it contrasts the terrifying reality of a "quiet country" with a fun-loving, infectious rhythm. It’s a song about tearing up the rules in the dead of night and singing out loud until the ink runs dry.

Dance-Punk anthem about the bureaucracy of control.

Conduit - The blueprint for a quiet country

Turn the volume up. This is a high-energy punk rock anthem for anyone tired of watching the world go to pot. Driving drums, distorted power chords, and raw vocals collide in a fast-paced track built for shouting along.

Fast tempo. Power chords. No filters. A raw punk rock track about a world that’s gone off the rails.

[Verse 1]
Somewhere along the way
Something got fucked up
Somewhere along the way
Someone got corrupted
It seems like every day
The world's going to pot
And it's only getting worse

[Chorus]
I swear
This world's a fucking mess
It just ain't fair
I'm not trying to be a pest
But don't you dare
Try and put me to the test
Cause this world's a fucking mess

[Instrumental]

[Verse 2]
Somewhere along the way
Things went off the rails
We put a clown in charge
And he's full of tall tales
I don't know who to trust
Or what's fake news
I just know
I don't want to end up in a cell

[Chorus]
I swear
This world's a fucking mess
It just ain't fair
I'm not trying to be a pest
But don't you dare
Try and put me to the test
Cause this world's a fucking mess

[Instrumental]

Conduit - This World's A F**king Mess

"Not From Here" is a swirling Post-Punk trip through economic anxiety. Opening with a wall of feedback and a wah-heavy bass groove, the track uses phaser-drenched guitars and reverse cymbals to create a space that feels both expansive and claustrophobic.

Blending the grit of Garage Rock with the textures of Neo-Psych, it builds into a chorus of layered gang vocals that cry out against a system rigged from the start. It’s atmospheric, raw, and heavy with delay.

[Verse]
I am not from here
My days are slow
We all get along
Do you think you can get on?

[Pre-Chorus]
Try not to interfere

[Chorus]
We get what we want
And we know what we want
We know what we need
So tell me what you need

[Verse 2]
We got so much work to do
I guess it isn't work if it's what we love to do
You can join the ride if you think you're one of us

[Pre-Chorus]
You should have no fear

[Chorus]
We get what we want
And we know what we want
We know what we need
So tell me what you need

Conduit - Not From Here

This track is a wake-up call for a generation waiting on a savior or a lottery ticket to fix their lives. "Modern Problems" critiques the status quo and the apathy of those "diggin' their own hole." It’s a gritty Garage Rock reflection on how we cope when there is no end in sight, and the realization that the only way out is to save yourself.

A swirling Dance-Punk anthem about anxiety, apathy, and the status quo.

[Verse 1]
People holdin' up the status quo
Cryin'
"Oh no
We won't let go"
Now
Everybody's sufferin' in the same boat
They'd rather not know
They're diggin' their own hole
Now you're waitin' on a Saviour to appear
Or the lottery to fix your life
There's gotta be another way out of here
You gotta be your own Saint Peter tonight

[Chorus]
Modern problems
They are just so
So
Modern problems
How do we cope?
Modern problems
No end in sight
How do we make it through the night?

[Verse 2]
People screamin' that the world's not fair
With no clue how they got there
And all the lies that they've been fed for years
Are in one ear and out the other ear
Now you're waitin' on a Saviour to appear
Or the lottery to fix your life
There's gotta be another way out of here
You gotta be your own Saint Peter tonight

[Chorus]
Modern problems
They are just so
So
Modern problems
How do we cope?
Modern problems
No end in sight
How do we make it through the night?

[Bridge]
All your hopes and dreams
Hang on a thread
You better wake up now
Or you'll wake up dead

[Chorus]
Modern problems
They are just so
So
Modern problems
How do we cope?
Modern problems
No end in sight
How do we make it through the night?

Conduit - Modern Problems

"Miracle" is a high-octane Pop-Rock anthem built on driving drum beats and prominent electric guitar riffs. With a major key melody and a fast tempo, this track is pure adrenaline.

Featuring a clear, energetic mix and a raspy female vocal performance, it balances rhythmic riffs with spacious melodic fills. It’s a direct, uplifting rocker that feels like winning the lottery and landing on your feet at the same time.

[Verse 1]
I could move a mountain with my hands tied behind my back
And I could make the sun shine with the rain coming down like that
You could say it don't make sense
You could call it happenstance
But the fact I'm standing here makes it all too clear

[Chorus]
It's a miracle
Miracle
One in a million chance
Somebody must have had a plan, must have had a hand in it all
Miracle
Miracle
You're the kind of dream that can't come true
But somehow you do
You're a miracle

[Verse 2]
I could get my history and learn to act my age
I could make my mama proud, change my life around
I could fall from the sky and land on my feet
Win the lottery
And that's nothing compared to what you are to me

[Chorus]
You're a miracle
Miracle
One in a million chance
Somebody must have had a plan, must have had a hand in it all
Miracle
Miracle
You're the kind of dream that can't come true
But somehow you do
You're a miracle

[Bridge]
It's not a dream
It's not a lie
I don't even have to try

[Chorus]
It's a miracle
Miracle
One in a million chance
Somebody must have had a plan, must have had a hand in it all
Miracle
Miracle
You're the kind of dream that can't come true
But somehow you do
You're a miracle

This is a song about defying the odds. Whether it's moving mountains with hands tied or making the sun shine in the rain, "Miracle" celebrates that one-in-a-million connection that defies logic. It’s an anthemic declaration that love is the only luck you need.

Conduit - Miracle

This track explores the inevitable decay of hope and the realization that the wheels have finally come undone. Exploring themes of aging, isolation, and the exposure of our darkest secrets, "On a Long Enough Timeline" is a cynical look at mortality. It asks the question: Was I chosen, or was this just a joke? The answer is buried in the smoke. 

A dark Velvet-Trip soundscape about the inevitability of the end.

Sub-bass, goth guitars, whispered vocals, and noir aesthetics.

Lyrics:

[Intro]

[Verse 1]
Is it the end or just the intro
I could have been a hero or an old joke
Was I chosen, was it spoken
I have to know
On a long enough timeline we all get the smoke
I need to know

[Chorus]
The road's gone on too long
The wheels have come undone
The rearview mirror's lost its reflection
I wish I was still young
I wish I still had some hope that my voice mattered or it would make a difference
So I carry on
And I hold on
Till they come and take me home
Take me home

[Post-Chorus]
Take me home

[Verse 2]
Can you hear me, am I fading
I need to know
On a long enough timeline
We all die alone
I need to know

[Chorus]
The road's gone on too long
The wheels have come undone
The rearview mirror's lost its reflection
I wish I was still young
I wish I still had some hope that my voice mattered or it would make a difference
So I carry on
And I hold on
Till they come and take me home
Take me home

[Post-Chorus]
Take me home

[Bridge]
The door's closed, it's too late
But there's something I need to say
They got the best of us and I need to know
If there's a hell below we're all gonna go
And on a long enough timeline
We all get exposed

[Chorus]
The road's gone on too long
The wheels have come undone
The rearview mirror's lost its reflection
I wish I was still young
I wish I still had some hope that my voice mattered or it would make a difference
So I carry on
And I hold on
Till they come and take me home
Take me home

[Outro]
Take me home

Conduit - On a Long Enough Timeline

This track is an unfiltered look at what it means to be people. We run away, we lie, we miss our friends, and we miss who we used to be. "Humans" is a reminder that beneath the surface, we are all equally brave and equally small. It’s a plea for empathy in a world where everyone has "so far to go."

An emotional Alternative anthem about the shared struggle of being human.

Conduit - Humans

A driving, distorted Rock track about exposing lies and taking back control.

"The Truth Hurts" is a high-energy Rock anthem driven by a relentless rhythm section and heavily distorted guitars. With a powerful, urgent vocal performance and a tight, punchy low end, this song builds from a tense verse into an explosive chorus. It’s a spacious yet direct rock track about the moment the facade crumbles.

This track is a confrontation. It’s about realizing it was all a ruse, the clues, the control, and the "news" spun into gold. "The Truth Hurts" channels the anger of being manipulated and the catharsis of finally finding out the truth. It explores the breakdown of trust and the refusal to stay on your knees any longer.

Conduit - The Truth Hurts

A driving Alternative Rock anthem about the lies we tell and the noise that fills the silence.

This track explores the danger of complacency and the lies we tell ourselves to keep the peace. "Radio Noises" is about the realization that "20 years of peace" might just be a dangerous notion. It’s a fast-paced, reflective look at losing parts of yourself to the ocean of time while trying to find clarity in the sound of us.

Conduit - Radio Noise

Conduit

Formed in 1989 as various other names until we settled on Conduit in the early 1990's. Started jamming in a chicken coop, recorded music on a 4-track reel-to-reel, evolved to digital technology, Cakewalk, Acid Loops, etc... in the 1990-2000's.

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