“Under Reconstruction” is a sonic manifesto of ruins in transformation. In this album, Ondelic dives deep into a visceral process of deconstruction and rebirth, where each track represents a fragment of the soul being rebuilt through sweat, memory, and resistance.

Forged in raw distortion, pounding rhythms, and lyrics that confront vulnerability, the album captures the precise moment when collapse gives way to the will to rebuild — not as it was, but with scars worn proudly as symbols.

The sound moves between the weight of grunge, the redemptive angst of hard rock, and modern alternative textures. Dirty guitars, gritty vocals, and dense atmospheres create an emotional journey pulsing with pain, clarity, and liberation.

Standout tracks like “Chains of the Hollow,” “Weightless in the Fall,” and “Halo Bent” serve as chapters from a raw personal diary — written in collapse and reassembled in defiance, resonating with anyone who’s ever had to rebuild themselves from scratch.

More than an album, Under Reconstruction is a cracked mirror — where the beauty lies precisely in the fractures.

Chrome Blood

Halo Bent

Thunder Road

Chains of the Hollow

Echoes Turn to Flame

Ashes and Bloom

Underneath the Noise

Broken Doesn’t Mean the End

The Light I Learned to Bleed

Weightless in the Fall

New tracks tagged #Expressive instrumental