Hard-hitting riffs and emotive melodies. Separation from Soul is a cathartic, reflective exploration of loss.

Separation from Soul

Saponaria - Fleursonseaux
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Saponaria

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https://on.soundcloud.com/3USQQ0tM6dSXNsHamI by IR1S @ir1s_2024

I leave all my lucid dreams
to the symbols of Jungian myths,
so they may weave a denser web
before the next spiritual step.

I leave all my past mistakes
to the deadly Medusa snakes,
so they calm Zeus's daughter,
giving her the role of mother.

I would like to travel in time
to ancient people's shrines,
to relive their glorious past
the bygone values we've lost.

I leave my beloved black shoes
to the bold bearers of good news,
to retrace the paths of lost art
in the depths of the human heart.

I leave behind my dark masks
for pale faces fading in the dusk,
so they can tell their bitter lies,
choosing the colors of their ties.

J'aimerais voyager dans le temps,
dans la splendeur de ces moments,
revivre un passé glorieux,
les anciennes valeurs précieuses.

I would like to travel in time
to ancient people's shrines,
to relive their glorious past
the bygone values we've lost.

IR1S @ir1s_2024

ShAnkAri touch - ShAnkAri prod. 

IR1S - Holographic thoughts (ShAnkAri touch)

Profondo Nero

Industrial

"Someone’s Here" is a slow, spine-prickling orchestral cue built for moments of dread and silent pursuit. Minimalist strings whisper like footsteps in a hallway, while low drones and subtle dissonances evoke the presence of an unseen observer. There’s no escape — only the tightening grip of paranoia. Perfect for scenes of stalking, home invasion, psychological breakdown, or the quiet horror of being watched.

Someone’s here

I started playing a melody on guitar, then tried it on synthesizer, I got more and more into this musical motif, especially since instrumental music could be combined well with the tools and effects of electronic music. It was great fun. Maybe someone else likes it, then I'm happy.

Further on the Road

Intermission

Rock song performed live by Beats Working, written, arranged & produced by John Hardman
Beats Working are: John Hardman - Lead vocals, lead guitar
                                 Chris Glover - Drums
                                 Lynn John Sheppard - Bass/vocals
                                 Dave Rea - Rhythm guitar/vocals
(c)(p) Swamp Music UK & Swamp Records UK for all territories                

Need To Cry live - Beats Working

Gone is the anger.
Gone is the fight.
Gone is your passage into the light.
Gone are the left
Gone are the right.
Gone is your wiggle room.
When things get tight.

Gone is the doctor.
Gone is your hope.
Gone is the ladder. 
Here's some rope.
Gone is the daydream.
Frittered away.
Gone is the saving up.
For rainy days.

Take your war and shove it up your arse.
Take your pretence. 
It ain't all about class.
Take your pity. 
We're breaking the glass.
Break the glass.
Of class.
Class.

Gone are the holy.
Out for a drink.
Gone for a cigarette. 
Having a think.
Gone through the window.
Gone through the door.
Gone is the condemnation.
All for more.

Gone is the outrage.
Gone is the time.
Gone are the young men.
Sinking their wine.
Gone is the passion.
Blowing away.
Gone, paranoia.
Gone are the brave.
Away.

Take your war and shove it up your arse.
Take your pretence. 
It ain't all about class.
Take your pity. 
We're breaking the glass.
Break the glass.
Of class.
Class.

Gone

Hi all ! I make music, some of it weird, some of it beautiful I transcend over different genres, all from odd time signature, violent metal to beautiful smooth orchestrations, Short handed - I make the music I want. DM if there is something on your mind. And check out my stuff.  :)

Someone’s here

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