“Cape Nod Anthem” is Lux Coven’s filthy, fearless gospel — a drugged-out, blood-soaked punk-rap sermon that sounds like GG Allin got baptized in the same water as Eminem, then handed a mic by ICP in a Cape Cod dive bar at 2AM. From jackknifing through PTSD-laced verses to chugging whiskey like it’s truth serum, Lux paints a portrait of coastal New England that has nothing to do with lighthouses and everything to do with addiction, betrayal, violence, and humor weaponized for survival. It’s a hometown anthem for the discarded — the Zanned-out kids, the grimy contractors, the hollow-eyed cousins who never left. With punchlines that offend, hooks that chant like war cries, and a bridge that flips the vibe into a funeral for his former self (“Used to love Cape Cod, now it’s Cape Nod”), this track isn’t just wild — it’s deliberately unhinged, walking the razor’s edge between satire and psychological collapse. Lux doesn’t want your applause — he wants your attention, and this is how the forgotten scream back.

CAPE NOD ANTHEM

Equitarian Party. 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.