love the vocals on this track, reminds me a bit of la dispute

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City of Caterpillar

A Heart Filled Reaction to Dissatisfaction

Suis La Lune - With Wings Of Feathers & Glue

Suis La Lune - Let The Bastards Come

Written and recorded in the Winter-Spring of 2011 by Jack, Michael, Josh, Ethan, and Henry. Recorded by Mike Mellen of Neverwhere Design and Recording Studios in his mom's house. Artwork by Em Randall. 

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06 Monsters

Fear of the Fall

On a Broken Edge

In a world built on centuries of deception… one man is about to learn the truth behind everything he was taught to believe.

This is the AI-reimagined version of a song written over 30 years ago — now transformed into a cinematic prelude to the 2027 album A Human Odyssey.

When a mysterious Nordic alien emerges from the shadows, a 50-year-old man in a leather jacket — accompanied by a loyal companion — is confronted with a revelation that will shatter the foundations of human history. She unveils a devastating truth: the religions of mankind were crafted not by gods, but by men seeking control.

As ancient temples burn around them, she promises to tear down the lies, expose the architecture of the universe, and reveal the role every human soul was born to play.
In this moment of cosmic reckoning, he is forced to face the one truth that binds all beings — harm inflicted on another only echoes back to the self.

This AI version offers a dramatic glimpse into the story…
The official 2027 release will deliver the full production — evolved, powerful, with Chandler's own unique vocals and reshaped for a new era.

This is where the odyssey begins.

A TEMPLE OF LIES

[Verse 1]
Have we lost their patience
And are we lost to space and time
Could we see through darkness
As I knelt, she turned and then whispered to me

[Chorus]
I'll burn down the temple of lies for you
Your darkness will then fade away
And you will then soon realise, your place in this life
The part that your soul needs to play
If you were to hurt me, it hurts you too
For we are all one and the same
And you will then break down and cry
When you realise, how broken your world is today
But I still love you

[Instrumental]

[Verse 2]
Will you show your mercy
Can you light our way home
We are lost and broken
As I cried, she turned and then whispered to me

[Chorus]
I'll burn down the temple of lies for you
Your darkness will then fade away
And you will then soon realise, your place in this life
The part that your soul needs to play
If you were to hurt me, it hurts you too
For we are all one and the same
And you will then break down and cry
When you realise, how broken your world is today
But I still love you

[Bridge]
We gave you a world of beauty
We gave you the sky so blue
An ocean that's full of wonder
Our love for you so strong and true
You pulled down the sky around you
You sacrificed all we gave
So what is there left to save here
How broken your world is today

[Chorus]
I'll burn down the temple of lies for you
Your darkness will then fade away
And you will then soon realise, your place in this life
The part that your soul needs to play
If you were to hurt me, it hurts you too
For we are all one and the same
And you will then break down and cry
When you realise, how broken your world is today
But I still love you

A Temple of Lies

Temple of Lies

The central theme of "Architects of Ruin" is **the predatory hypocrisy of power brokers who engineer societal and human devastation for personal gain, contrasted with the inexorable tide of accountability and justice**—a blistering takedown of detached elites whose "marble shine" war rooms and "polished podiums" mask the blood-soaked fallout on the "streets" and "shattered ground" below.

This unfolds through the rap-metal verses' "vicious cadence" skewering "big suits" who "gamble lives like chips" and "watch the money wake," while the blues-metal chorus thunders the indictment—"They are the architects of ruin / Stackin’ steel on a broken truth"—evoking towers of exploitation "built on the backs of the fallen." The psychedelic-prog bridge dissolves into "chaotic FX" and battlefield echoes, whispering "Who answers for the cost?" before the male vocal's drifting prophecy of crumbling systems, amplified by the guitar solo's "Collapse of the Colossus" as a sonic demolition. Ultimately, the stern outro—"History keeps the balance / No throne stands forever"—affirms a redemptive reckoning, where "the world will see," turning rage into a progressive rock ritual of exposure and renewal, echoing anti-establishment anthems like Sabbath's own war cries.

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