Breaking Benjamin - Breath

"Angel in the Dark", the song conveys a sense of inevitability and intimacy with one’s darker side. It’s about confronting what lies beneath the surface—whether it’s shame, desire, or truth—and recognizing that it shapes who you are. The repeated call to "call me" is an invitation to accept this duality rather than fight it, even if it comes at a cost.

[Verse 1]
Call my name when the world’s asleep
In the quiet where shadows creep
Only the night can hear your cries
Only the dark sees through your lies

[Pre-Chorus]
You’ll never walk alone
I’m the chill inside your tone

[Chorus]
(Call me) Angel in the dark
(Call me) Whisper in your spark
(Call me) When your heart turns cold
I’ll be the secret you still hold

(Call me) Serpent in the flame
(Call me) You know my name
When you’re lost in the night
I’ll be your hunger, your fire, your light

[Verse 2]
In the daylight, I wear your face
In your shadow, I leave no trace
The hunter’s born from the prey you knew
Now every road leads back to you

[Pre-Chorus]
You’ll never walk alone
I’m the ache inside your bones

[Chorus]
(Call me) Angel in the dark
(Call me) Whisper in your spark
(Call me) When your heart turns cold
I’ll be the secret you still hold

(Call me) Serpent in the flame
(Call me) You know my name
When you’re lost in the night
I’ll be your hunger, your fire, your light

[Bridge]
You can run but I remain
Blood and shadow, soul and stain
I’m the breath inside your prayer
Say my name — I’m always there

No salvation, no release
I am pleasure, I am peace
You were mine before the spark
You belong to the angel in the dark

[Final Chorus]
Angel in the dark
Whisper in your spark
When your heart turns cold
I’ll be the secret you still hold

(Call me) Serpent in the flame
You know my name
When you’re lost in the night
I’ll be your hunger, your fire, your light

[Outro]
(Call me...)
Angel in the dark...
(Call me...)
You know my name...

Angel in the Dark

Blind

Beyond the Stars is a 20-track odyssey that explodes with raw rebellion and cosmic soul.
Split into two distinct halves — Side A: Fire and Grit, and Side B: Dream and Infinity — the album tears through the noise of the world before ascending into something eternal.

Side A is all heat — electric guitars, thunderous drums, and truth on fire. It speaks to political chaos, cultural decay, youth defiance, and the cost of living in a system built to consume. These tracks punch like classic rock and funk gods—echoes of Hendrix, Prince, AC/DC, Janis Joplin, and Bowie clash with modern urgency. The message is clear: burn through the lies or be burned by them.

Side B leaves the wreckage behind and takes flight. It drifts into the stars with cinematic beauty, emotional depth, and surreal introspection. This is where identity melts, memories echo, and love haunts the void. You’ll hear dream-pop, synth-soul, and space-age ballads touched byThe fire becomes starlight.

This album is a rebellion, a breakdown, and a rebirth.
A cry from Earth. A prayer to the cosmos.
A mirror. A myth. A message.

_Neon Guillotine

The core message of "Sticks and Stones" is one of resilience, self-acceptance, and defiance in the face of judgment and gossip. The song celebrates owning one’s flaws, scars, and imperfections as integral parts of identity, rejecting the power of external criticism or rumors to define or diminish oneself. It conveys that others may only see a fraction of a person’s story, but true strength lies in embracing the entirety of one’s experiences—good and bad—without shame. The lyrics emphasize rising above petty accusations, using them as fuel to build confidence and authenticity, and walking proudly in one’s truth, unbothered by incomplete perceptions. The rap verse and bridge reinforce this by highlighting self-awareness and the empowerment of living unapologetically, turning perceived weaknesses into badges of honor.

Sticks and Stones

RISE LIKE THUNDER

Lost On Sunset

CATHARSIS – Tio Klarus

Tio Klarus’s debut album CATHARSIS is a raw, unapologetic journey through fire, pain, and self-discovery. Blending hard rock, alternative metal, and melodic hooks, each track tears through heavy riffs, driving drums, and soaring vocals that capture both rebellion and vulnerability. From the fury of Saint of Nothing to the emotional purge of the title track CATHARSIS, the album is a sonic rollercoaster of rage, heartbreak, seduction, and defiance. Perfect for fans of Five Finger Death Punch & The Pretty Reckless. this record is an explosive declaration: if it’s real, it’s worth screaming.

Gasoline Halo

“Hands On Our Shoulders” is a record about the weight we carry and the grace that carries us. It tells the stories of ordinary people standing in the wreckage of their choices, their losses, and their faith — yet still finding redemption in the quiet presence that never leaves their side.

From the young man learning to raise his children alone, to the boy grieving a father lost too soon, to the faithful teenager holding on through chaos at home, these songs wrestle with the ache of growing up too fast — and the sacred beauty found in sacrifice.

This is an album about learning that God’s hand is never far, even when the world feels unrecognizable. It’s about mercy that doesn’t erase the pain, but redeems it; about fathers, sons, and believers who find strength not in perfection, but in persistence.

Each track is a confession, a prayer, and a promise — that the struggles we bear are not ours alone. We are shaped, steadied, and saved by unseen hands on our shoulders.

Hearts I Hold

🌧️ “I’ll Walk With You” — A journey through storms, struggle, and unwavering loyalty.
This track blends Progressive Rock atmospheres, Heavy Metal undertones, and modern Rock/R&B vocals to create a powerful emotional soundscape.

Lyrically, it’s about walking through life’s darkest nights and fiercest fires — and still choosing to stand beside someone through it all.
Every verse carries grit and hope; every chorus lifts with the promise of resilience.

🔥 Genre: Progressive Rock / Modern Metal / R&B Fusion
🎧 Vibe: Emotional • Cinematic • Powerful • Hopeful
💬 “We don’t need a map or a guiding star — we’ve come this far just as we are.”

Walk with you

Three Days Grace - Gone Forever

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.

Sticks and Stones

Wayne Mathison