4:27

The Ape Woman
v4.5
An avant-garde jazz and grotesque dark cabaret piece opens with fierce tribal drumming, bongo rolls, and eerie chants, segueing into a megaphone-filtered monologue by a deep, serpentine male vocal, Dissonant jazz piano, sliding trombones, muted guitar stabs, and upright bass spin a warped, off-kilter swing groove, Frequent chaotic brass breaks and tribal interludes punctuate the track, weaving decadent, deranged textures with theatrical, rhythmically volatile crescendos
4:39

Avant-garde jazz composition with expressive female vocals in shifting odd meters, blending modern chamber instrumentation (piano, strings, brushed percussion) with continuous melodic presence of African Kora, Voice transitions from sweet and vintage to theatrical, virtuosic, and sharp—mirroring emotional tension, Kora and piano interact dynamically, creating polyphonic passages, The song ends with a sudden transformation into a high-energy flamenco-jazz fusion, featuring hand claps, rhythmic acoustic guitar, and layered improvisation
4:11

Break Up
v4.5
Funky jazz piece starting with vintage Italian 70s flair: tight horn section (trumpet, sax, trombone), wah-wah guitar, syncopated electric bass, Rhodes and Hammond textures, Male crooner voice leads with suave elegance, gradually unraveling into manic, anxious theatrical vocals, Rhythmic structure destabilizes into fragmented avant-jazz with layered brass chaos, slap bass bursts, tuba bloats, and dissonant vibraphone, Occasional balloon pop SFX and a final crescendo of grotesque free-form delirium
4:47

La Grande Bouffe
v4.5
Surrealist avant-garde jazz composition performed by four theatrical male vocal personas, each with distinct styles—charming, childlike, grotesque, and operatic, Features shifting time signatures, chaotic interludes, warped instrumental breaks, and heavily stylized vocal phrasing, The arrangement includes angular electric guitar, free jazz brass sections, detuned upright piano, neurotic marimba, and layered saxophones, Frequent tempo changes and unexpected tonal shifts mimic modern experimental jazz theater, Each section spirals into improvisation, evoking grotesque humor, existential hunger, and flamboyant psychological drama, Echoes of modern experimental jazz-rock fusion and surrealist cabaret
4:04

The Conjugal Bed
v4.5
A dynamic jazz fusion piece led by a soulful, theatrical female voice reminiscent of cabaret, Starts as a dreamy vintage ballad with lush strings and lullaby tones, then breaks into tight, syncopated avant-garde jazz with explosive brass accents, Strong female lead sings with sass, irony, and sensuality, Verses are playful and rhythmically sharp with walking bass, vibraphone accents, and dissonant piano chords, Choruses swell with big band horns and swinging gospel energy, Includes tempo shifts, polyrhythmic breaks, and layered horn improvisation, The finale becomes triumphant and chaotic, with brassy call-and-response and rhythmic vocal breakdowns
4:48

A cold, progressive trip-hop composition rooted in Nordic experimentalism, inspired by Ulver’s Perdition City, Built around shifting time signatures and evolving textures, the track blends ambient electronics, glacial jazz harmonies, and fractured breakbeats, Instrumentation includes Rhodes piano, distant saxophone, lo-fi drums, sub bass, and urban field recordings (wet footsteps, radio static, traffic wash), The structure is nonlinear and progressive, flowing through ambient swells, rhythmic collapse, and abstract transitions, Vocals are performed by a deep Nordic male voice in a restrained, semi-spoken delivery—cold, intimate, and emotionally obscured, The tone is existential, architectural, and poetic: a meditation on how asphalt and concrete shape the alien intimacy of the post-industrial world
4:37

The Flesh
v4.5
Dissonant, complex progressive metal with irregular time signatures, distorted jazz bass, aggressive yet theatrical guitar riffs, and guttural brass (trombone, trumpet), The composition alternates between chaos and precision, with dramatic tempo shifts and avant-garde structures, Male vocals only: deep, expressive, theatrical—sometimes spoken, sometimes shouted, sometimes crooned in an intense, disturbed tone reminiscent of experimental rock theatre, No growl or falsetto, Includes an atmospheric, Middle Eastern-inspired instrumental section (oud, frame drum, bowed bass) where the only female presence is in the form of distant, whispery vocal textures, The piece builds to an explosive, multilayered climax before descending into sparse, unsettling instrumentation and a final whispered male outro
4:23

El Cochecito
v4.5
Grotesque and whimsical avant-jazz song with Spanish flair, blending the fractured theatricality of post-art rock with traditional flamenco elements, Male lead vocals are performed by an elderly Spanish man with a playful, light-hearted
tone, exaggerated theatrical delivery, and occasional choruses of elderly male voices, Features flamenco guitar, trumpet, clarinet, accordion, cajón, castanets, upright bass, and brushed drums, Frequent interludes and breaks include wild free jazz sections, surreal instrumental bursts, surf-like guitar, and off-kilter brass, The rhythm alternates between 4/4 swing, 6/8 flamenco grooves, and complex odd meters, The mood is eccentric, nostalgic, and emotionally absurd—a blend of melancholia, satire, and liberation through madness, ‑Female voice, ‑EDM, ‑Female Singer
4:16

The track opens with a warped '30s radio speaker sample introducing fractured trombone lines over erratic death-jazz drumming in 11/8, Guitars slice in mathcore bursts, alternating with moments of eerie silence, Sections veer between manic, delirious vocals and spoken-word interludes, while circus organ textures creep into angular grooves, building claustrophobic swells and sharp tempo shifts that keep the atmosphere tense and unsettling
4:02

An experimental jazz-rock track inspired by ritualistic rhythms, ethnic percussion, and cinematic tension, Built on polyrhythmic guitar riffs, distorted electric violin, and deep percussive grooves in irregular time signatures, The vocals are delivered by a high, expressive female voice in an avant-garde style—whispered, gasped, shrieked, and sung with emotional volatility, The arrangement blends ambient tension with explosive dynamics, weaving in Eastern folk textures and modern metal dissonance, The lyrics are surreal and fragmented, channeling a poetic inner monologue loosely based on the emotional landscape of isolation and submission, The mood is primal, sensual, disoriented, and haunting
4:25

The Audience
v4.5
Surreal, Virtuosic chamber jazz in 3/4 waltz time, driven by expressive, melodic male tenor vocals in a theatrical and emotional tone, The piece features intricate jazz piano with flowing neoclassical lines and syncopated left-hand patterns, A lyrical, fast-moving violin weaves counterpoint and solo sections throughout, Harmonic textures are rich and poetic, blending jazz harmony with art song sensitivity, Rhythmic waltz pulse underpins the song, evolving dynamically with brush drums and upright bass, Touches of melancholy and surreal devotion shape the atmosphere, culminating in a dreamlike, unresolved ending
10:52

Nitrate Base
v4.5
A surreal instrumental free jazz piece inspired by spaghetti western soundtracks, Features twangy, reverberated electric guitar riffs, slow tolling bells, tremolo strings, and whistling motifs, Trumpet solos echo across a desolate soundscape while avant-garde piano stabs and irregular drum patterns introduce tension and unpredictability, Includes tribal percussion, dramatic silences, and ambient textures that evoke dusty towns, duels at dawn, and surreal cinematic vistas, The jazz ensemble breaks traditional forms, letting trumpet, guitar, and double bass exchange roles in expressive improvisation, The result is both eerie and grand—an abstract homage to western cinema

