Rebuilding the past with eyes on the future

With House of Rock 2, Ondelic returns to the universe of his debut album — not as a predictable sequel, but as a complete reinvention. Each track from the original House of Rock has been revisited, re-recorded, and transformed into a brand-new sonic experience, revealing fresh layers of emotion, texture, and energy.

Recorded in São Paulo and independently produced, the album reimagines its predecessor with bold new colors: psychedelic guitars are reborn alongside cinematic synths, pulsing electronic beats replace old structures, and vocals emerge with renewed intensity and depth. The result is a daring and refined body of work — darker, more cohesive, and more dance-driven.

House of Rock 2 is a celebration of artistic evolution, where each track acts as a distorted mirror of the original, reflecting Ondelic’s creative journey with clarity and courage.

This isn’t just a remix.
It’s a rebirth.

Crownless Warrior II

"I Not a Monster" is an emotionally intense and atmospherically rich track that blends haunting melodies with cinematic sound design. It opens with brooding, ambient textures that immediately set a somber and reflective tone. Subtle piano motifs and swelling strings gradually build a sense of inner turmoil and vulnerability, while the minimalistic percussion adds a restrained but persistent sense of tension.

As the piece unfolds, layered instrumentation evokes a feeling of inner conflict and misunderstood identity—suggesting a narrative of someone struggling to reconcile how they’re perceived with who they truly are. The title "I Not a Monster" resonates deeply through the music, underscoring themes of isolation, empathy, and self-defense against unjust judgment.

This track would fit perfectly in a dramatic film or game soundtrack, particularly in scenes exploring character introspection, emotional revelation, or a turning point in the narrative.

I Not a Monster

Squandered Days

The message of the song is about the power of neuroplasticity and personal transformation. It conveys the idea that individuals can overcome past traumas and ingrained habits by consciously rewiring their minds, breaking free from old patterns, and creating new pathways for growth and resilience. The lyrics emphasize taking control of one's mental landscape, using willpower and awareness to reshape identity and triumph over inner struggles.

Wires Rewritten

"Psychosis" is Ethereal Siren’s most haunting descent into the fractured mind. With raw intensity and unsettling imagery, the track gives voice to paranoia, fear, and the inner chaos that few dare to confront. It captures the suffocating feeling of being trapped inside one’s thoughts while pleading for understanding in a world too quick to judge. Both vulnerable and defiant, the song transforms pain into art, turning invisible battles into a powerful cry for compassion and awareness. Psychosis is a voice for the invisible battles people face in silence, a song about chaos, fear, and the hope to be understood.

   Psychosis 

By Ethereal Siren

[Verse 1]
I’ve seen what I’ve seen,
I know what I know.
I have seen forever lost souls
Tangled in webs —
Psychosis has embedded them.

[Chorus]
Psychosis…
What have you done?
Who are all the voices?
Who is visually everyone?
They want to hurt me,
I’m screaming inside.

[Verse 2]
This psychosis —
Someone has me,
I don’t know who to decide.
Psychosis.

[Bridge]
Trapped inside,
Lost human beings,
Just the twisted kind,
On their knees.

[Verse 3]
Do your research,
Grab a notepad and a pen.
They may have made bad choices,
Or may have been neglected,
But they are not dead.

[Chorus]
The hurtful words are stinging,
The psychosis getting louder.
Judgement is on its way for me —
How do I keep it out?

[Outro]
Psychosis…
Into the depths,
Who knows — never to return.
Psychosis,
I have faded…
Psychosis.

Psychosis

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Hollow Crown

Winnipeg composer, retired from the farm, still chasing meaning in melody. My work lives where TV cues meet YouTube soundscapes, with a few albums in between. Built in Mixcraft Pro, fuelled by late-night coffee, stubborn curiosity, and a Stoic’s sense of timing. Also writing on politics, history, and philosophy, because sound isn’t my only instrument.

Squandered Days

Wayne Mathison