I fell in love with Let's Get It back when I was first getting introduced to neon pop-punk and electronicore. So I made my own "Do Not Disturb (Tell Me How Bad)" instrumental to tribute the band, as they only lasted for four years (starting in 2008 and ending in 2012).

this took me two days to do, holy shit







== WHAT I USED ==
1). Perfect Drums Player (demo kit has enough to make a Let's Get It arrangement)
2). Shreddage 3 Stratus Free (dist. guitar uses LePou Le456, clean guitar uses Image-Line Hardcore)
3). FLEX Essential Bass Guitars (S3PF doesn't let you slap :sadge:)
4). FL Key
5). Sytrus (I did NOT gate it using Gross Beat, I actually gated it in the piano roll by splicing some notes up lol)
6). FLEX Essential Strings (sustained + staccato)
Remade through listening to the original song, while trying to get past Joe's heavenly singing. Using AI to extract the vocals won't help since it'll sound shittier lol (and it's AI, duh)
This is obviously a fanmade arrangement, so it's not 100% accurate, but I tried.
In the meantime, the arrangement has a Creative Commons non-commercial license, so feel free to add YOUR vocals to it (without the intent to sell it)!

Why would this be in an album?

Do Not Disturb (Tell Me How Bad)

Do Not Disturb (Tell Me How Bad) [Instrumental; Let's Get It Cover]

LAAA LAAA LA WHATEVER LAAA LAAA LA IT DOESN'T MATTER

Tonight Tonight (JAH Cover)

Dont Wanna Waste Time

Drunk on Queens Boulevard

Messages 2010 Demo

Lose You

Lost in the Gray

Messengers From The Empire blends pop-punk urgency, alt-hip-hop grit, and emotional depth into a sonic experience that refuses to be boxed in. Their debut album Lost & Found has been praised as a genre-defying statement — part cathartic manifesto, part musical experiment. On tracks like Karma, I’ll Find, and Parachute, they lean into vulnerability, rage, disillusionment, and redemption.

Their sound draws from punk’s raw energy, rap’s razor-sharp wordplay, and atmospheric textures that nod to indie and synth influences. Whether J.M.A.D. is spitting sharp verses or Fake-Bit Rebel is channeling soulful hooks, every track is a fight to feel something real.

If you’re here because you crave music with jagged edges, emotional spine, and no compromises — welcome Courier.

East Coast post-hardcore at its supposed "finest".
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