Wonderland

Welcome to the Chaos

Welcome to the Chaos (feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills)

This Love

Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)

Cheers To Goodbye (feat. Spencer Charnas)

You Should See Me In A Crown

Vampyre

Suffocate City (feat. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills)

A story that should not be told – yet it whispers through the cracks of the world.
It is temptation, the first sin, the serpent’s kiss upon bare skin.
A paradise never untouched, a wound that bled before it was ever touched.

Here the angels begin to fall, their wings blackened with lust and fire.
Kings rise from the dust, crowned with thorns, born of pain.
Voices speak of liberation, yet every promise carries poison.

Snake of Eden is no simple journey.
It is a descent into madness and desire, a dance with demons at the heart of darkness.
Pleasure becomes prayer, obsession an altar, the body an offering.

And yet – beyond the ashes, behind the walls of corruption –
lies something unknown, older, unspeakable.
Something that coils like a serpent around your heart,
until you no longer know where temptation ends and you begin.

Prepare yourself.
For the fall, for damnation, for rebirth.
For the whisper in the dark that will haunt you until you can no longer ignore it.
And perhaps – just perhaps – you will allow yourself to be seduced.

Snake of Eden

“Crow” is a brutal rap/metal assault forged from the darkness of the cult classic film The Crow. It’s about rage, grief, and rebirth — the scream of a soul torn apart and remade in fire. Every version of this track hits with raw intensity, spitting defiance at the shadows that tried to bury it.

The Original cut is hard and cinematic — heavy riffs, venomous bars, and a hook that explodes like wings tearing through the night.

The Acoustic version doesn’t soften the blow — it strips the noise away, leaving nothing but raw voice and exposed scars, a confessional that cuts as deep as steel.

The Dark/Chaotic Remix is carnage — distorted, industrial, and feral. It drags the listener into the storm, where rage and vengeance collide in a wall of sound.

This is not just music. This is resurrection with teeth. “Crow” is the sound of rising from the grave — harder, louder, and unstoppable.

The Crow

Hollywood's Bleeding

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You Should See Me In A Crown

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