Cover of Santa Esmerelda's "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" originally written by Nina Simone
produced by Nick Tara
executive producer: Nick Tara
Tarabite Records
2023

Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood

executive producer: Nick Tara
Tarabite Records
2023

BANGERZ & MOR JUICE

BANG BANG BANG

written by Bob Dylan
produced by Nick Tara
executive producer: Nick Tara
Tarabite Records
2023

Slow Train

Destiny (Instrumental)

I Remember

I Knew You'd Love Me When I'm Dead But You Can't Wake The Dead @myssbeats

You Broke My Heart Talking Shit About My Gang (yung venxom)

Prince of Darkness (Goodnight Ozzy)

With “Satellites Down,” Lux Coven delivers a genre-splitting sonic assault that feels like a cursed vinyl spinning in a haunted data center. The track is not just a song—it’s a broadcast from a fractured reality, spliced with glitched beats, whispered Latin spells, reversed audio layers, and screamed hooks that don’t just demand attention—they possess it.

The hook—“He ain’t off-grid, he just made the Earth turn”—encapsulates the mythos Lux Coven conjures: a rogue prophet, severing the surveillance cords of modern life while becoming something untraceable, unknowable, and dangerous. Verse after verse twists deeper into a psychospiritual narrative, weaving esoteric language, divine vengeance, encrypted resistance, and biomechanical symbolism into a seamless ritual of war. Reversed chants of “satelles” (Latin for "bodyguard" or "attendant") hint at ancient protection as much as planetary rebellion. The use of 432 Hz tuning isn’t an aesthetic flourish—it’s weaponized spirituality. This is sound as sorcery, music as malware for the Matrix.

If Marilyn Manson had been baptized by cyberpunk monks and trained in sonic rap warfare, you’d get close to Lux Coven’s lane—but not quite. “Satellites Down” isn’t chasing trends. It’s dragging them into the underworld, dismantling their code, and uploading something holier and more hostile in their place.

Satellites Down

Halo Anthem

8. Death Threats (Prod.Netuh) 2pac Tribute

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered by Pierson Milazzo

Mr. Jones

When I Get In Outer Space v2

Thank You Guys! #SONGWRITER Lux Coven is a songwriter and creative visionary whose work blends raw storytelling, cinematic intensity, and forward-thinking innovation. Having sharpened his voice through years of writing, performing, and experimenting across genres, Lux Coven now channels his music through AI-assisted vocals — not as a replacement, but as a tool to bring his songs to life while he focuses on crafting, shaping, and selling music for a wider audience.

As an artist, Lux Coven represents growth, resilience, and reinvention. From his early days under the name Slipshred to his current evolution, he has embraced the power of technology without ever losing the authenticity of his message. His catalog reflects not only personal experience and hard-won perspective, but also a belief in music as a force that transcends boundaries.

With more than 80 tracks released and a vision that continues to expand, Lux Coven is both a songwriter for today and a voice for tomorrow — building a body of work that carries weight, meaning, and the unmistakable mark of an artist who refuses to stop growing.

Vampire Werewolf is the dark fusion of husband-wife duo Devil Boy (Lil Pac) and Asiatic Ivy—a raw blend of rap disses, sadcore truths, and experimental underground sound straight from the edge. Our music feels like the ghosts of vintage internet rappers whose best tracks got buried by label politics or vanished in the algorithm... but we’re not going anywhere. We're still here, still howling, still biting.

Raised in dangerous hoods, both Devil Boy and Ivy earned recognition and notoriety young—hailed for their words, not their looks. Critics can call us dumb, but the streets, the pen, and the mic say otherwise.

Devil Boy also runs Dark Lightworker Ra on YouTube, diving into trippy conspiracies and spiritual warzones, and cuts cult-classic fan edits through Nightwing Productions.

This is Vampire Werewolf. Ugly truths. Beautiful pain. Chaos that sticks.
Blood in the ink. Soul in the sound.

P.S It should also be noted that Devil Boy and Asiatic Ivy had quite the success as mere teenagers. Asiatic Ivy was a fanatical radical for the planet among other causes, and helped make things like recycling what they are today. Devil Boy as a student was hailed by the United Nation's, (with a few select other students) for raising money for a number of causes, they raised money for what they wrote about, everything from the war at the time, woman's rights, poverty, children that don't fit in, and building schools in underdeveloped countries. Later on as young as a man can be, he was asked by his pagan friends to join in on a United Nations tellathon of both poetry and music, to help raise money for a Pagan Acceptance Project. Footage available on old solo youtube rap profile https://www.youtube.com/@vampirevillage1579/videos

#FUCKPsyops

(We also run a trippy spiritual/conspiracy web series called They Tried To Shatter You.. link below) #FuckMkultra #FuckHealthScienceCentre #FuckVictoriaHospital #FuckWhiteCrossPharmacy And listen to my raps too.

I make songs using AI generation, but self wrote lyrics. I try to create detailed story descriptions to direct the outcome of the song they way I think fits my lyrics. 

May attempt to put my own vocals on these tracks in the future, but it's nice to see how my lyrics could sound.

I make music using Ai vocals and my original lyrics.

artist, singer, rapper, musician and producer |
guitarist and keyboard player |
over 300 songs |
12 albums |
Engineer / creative consultant to other artists

New tracks tagged #RAP/ROCK