Two Faced

WAVE THE BULL

KNOCK YOUR LIGHTS OUT

They Don't Really Care About Us

Better Start Digging

The core message emphasizes the importance of purposeful speech and the wisdom of restraint. The lyrics suggest that silence is not just an absence of sound but a powerful space for reflection and clarity. Speaking should be reserved for words that carry weight, truth, and impact—words that are "worth the silence." The song critiques the tendency to fill space with meaningless noise and instead advocates for thoughtful expression that breaks through the "shadow" of superficiality. The rap verse and bridge reinforce this by highlighting the responsibility of words and the strength found in pausing to ensure what is said matters. Ultimately, the song encourages listeners to embrace silence as a source of wisdom and to speak only when their words can truly resonate and endure.

Sound Worth the Silence

Dare the Impossible

The Last Free Thought (Reckoning Mix)

Produced by Mark Xenophontos 

Lyrics by Mark Xenophontos 

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Rub your hands together, feel the static rise
Cast your spell on broken dreams and alibis  
With your wicked ways, you're digging deeper down
Trading everything to wear that golden crown

Don't blink twice, don't look right
Something's coming in the night
Everything you built will wash away

A chariot on fire, burning through the power lines
You'll run away scared when you read between the signs
To the Babylon tower where the broken angels fall
Where your kingdom crumbles and you lose it all

In the neon glow where devils make their deals
Pretty faces hiding how the darkness feels
Built your empire on a foundation made of lies
Now you're staring at the fire in the skies

Don't blink twice, don't look right
Something's coming in the night
Everything you built will wash away

A chariot on fire, burning through the power lines
You'll run away scared when you read between the signs
To the Babylon tower where the broken angels fall
Where your kingdom crumbles and you lose it all

Here today, gone tomorrow
Time to burn it all down
Watch your kingdom die

A chariot on fire, tearing through your house of cards
To the Babylon tower where your empire turns to ash
A chariot on fire, coming for your soul tonight
Your kingdom's burning down, you lose it all

There's still time for redemption
Choose your side before it's gone

Babylon

contains explicit language, drug references and some bad rhymes

Lost in the Grind

Refactored from the ground up: a hard/industrial alt-rock concept record where each track channels a programming language—clarity over clout, craft over noise.

Event Loop (JavaScript)

The song’s message is a powerful call to recognize the temporary nature of all external things—wealth, status, even life itself—and to find strength in the one thing that cannot be taken away: your will. It encourages listeners to live with purpose, defy external constraints, and embrace their inner fire as the true source of meaning and resilience. By blending existential reflection with defiant energy, the song serves as both a philosophical meditation and a rallying cry for authenticity in the face of life’s impermanence.

On Loan

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.

The Last Free Thought (Reckoning Mix)

Wayne Mathison