Goth Girl Asked For Violence (Blackmail)

I wrote it about a time when me and my former partner were packing our things up and we just sat on our bed for the last time thinking about the life we could have had. In that moment we just reflected on everything we ever did and could have done.

This time last May (Nala Demos)

I wrote this song for a girl after she had just broken up with me for the 5th time. My friend said I should name it after the car she drove lol

Subaru Forester (Nala Demos)

I wrote this about the same girl. It was technically the first song I ever wrote for her. It was suppose to be a really nice song and then she broke up with me. So then I made it a really mean song lol.

Secret Friends (Nala Demos)

This is the last song I wrote for a girl I dated. After some time had passed I had really reflected on who I was and what I wanted. Realized even if it ended bad I still grew from the experience.

Habibi (Nala Demos)

I wrote this about the idea that no person ever steps in the same river twice. Sometimes our love doesn't come back and that's okay, because we have grown to be completely different people.

Untitled (Nala Demos)

Found a really cool bass riff and made a track around it

Rolling Stone

Masonic Humiliation Ritual

Shoutout out to DjPro software for the mix and the 7 day free trial. 

Had a really fun time mixing this one. I've been playing around with it for a few weeks and finally got around to trying to record with live effects. my dream is to play pop ups and throw party's. I've been going to shows and festivals my whole life and now I finally got into mixing with digital decks and using the fader and transitioning songs and fucking with tempo. I'm having fun and would love to play parties and travel around. If you want to follow me find me IG: @A.Body.Called.Michael

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Email: mjbviper10@aol.com

Mix 1:  Super Massive Blackhole - Muse / Summertime -Sublime
Mix 2: Float On - Modest Mouse / Peace, Love and Harmony -Earth Disciples
Mix 3: Where's Your Head At? - Basement Jaxx / Dance Yourself Clean - LCD  Soundsystem
Mix 4: G Jones ft. Chee - Get Hot (remix) / Dance Yourself Clean - LCD Soundsystem

Mike's First Ever Original Mix! @2025 Throwback

Ally to Uncertainty

She drove a Subaru Forester. We weren’t together long, but it stuck with me. She broke up with me more than once, and somehow I still wrote her a song.

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“Subaru forester” (Live from The Garage)

Some time had passed with said “Subaru” girl, and I realized some things only make sense when you let them go. I wasn’t angry anymore. So, I wrote her this song.

Thanks for listening.

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Habibi (Live from The Garage)

The custom concern for the people
Build up the monuments and steeples to wear out our eyes
I get up just about noon
My head sends a message for me to reach for my shoes and then walk
Gotta go to work, gotta go to work, gotta have a job
Goes through the parking lot fields
Didn't see no signs that they would yield and then thought
This'll never end, this'll never end, this'll never stop
Message read on the bathroom wall
Said, "I don't feel at all like I fall"
And we're losing all touch, losing all touch, building a desert

custom concern

Chai Milley

My name is ÆRROS and I use to be the greek god of eroticism but have since retired to make music in the 5th dimension.

HAILING FROM CONSTELLATION ORION (somehwere near the horsehead nebula)

Who is Nimrod's Sun?

Just four weirdo's who keep getting asked to play shows.

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Self-made music to jam and rock to; the ultimate DIY experience: All instruments and production by Wes Henry. Material sourced in the same artistic vein as how the Grateful Dead served Garcia's favorite songs from before and during his time, often literally featuring from the Dead's songbook. Other selections from punk and hard rock genres tend to slow up and take on new feels. Those from easier and softer genres tend to gain more edge in their reinterpretations. Original music and songs are also among The Cooler Etiquette catalogue.
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