2:58

Alternative rock with post-grunge influences, Distorted electric guitars play thick power chords and palm-muted riffs, A prominent bass guitar follows the kick drum patterns with a gritty, overdriven tone, The drums feature a heavy snare and active crash cymbals, Male vocals are delivered with a raspy, aggressive belt in the choruses and a more melodic, slightly strained tone in the verses, The track is in 4/4 time at 145 BPM in the key of D minor, A wah-wah pedal is used during the guitar solo, which features fast pentatonic runs and wide vibrato, The production is dense with layered guitars and a centered vocal mix
2:55

Alternative rock with a driving, mid-tempo groove, Distorted electric guitars play thick power chords and melodic lead lines, A gritty, mid-range male vocal delivers the melody with occasional rasp, The bass guitar follows the kick drum with a consistent eighth-note pulse, Drums feature a heavy snare and prominent crash cymbals, The arrangement includes a bridge with a rhythmic, spoken-word delivery over a simplified drum and bass pattern before returning to a full-band chorus, 120 BPM, 4/4 time signature, Key of G Major
3:08

Pop punk track at 160 BPM in the key of E major, Distorted electric guitars play palm-muted eighth notes in the verses and open power chords in the chorus, A bright, overdriven bass guitar follows the root notes of the guitar progression, The drum kit features a punchy snare, a driving kick pattern, and consistent eighth-note hi-hats, switching to open hats and crash cymbals during the chorus, Male vocals are delivered with a nasal, energetic tone characteristic of early 2000s pop punk, featuring layered harmonies in the chorus, A clean electric guitar lead with a slight chorus effect plays a melodic counterpoint during the bridge
3:08

experimental rock, alternative rock, drum machine, upbeat, high piched male vocalist, lo-fi, eclectic, quirky, psychedelic rock, experimental, guitar solo, silly, fun
3:23

Britpop, alternative and indie, thick British male vocals, post punk, melodic, upbeat, steady bassline, energetic
5:22

No More Tomorrow
v5.5
90s, alterative, sludge, grunge, haunting male vocals, desperation, dark, heavy, eerie layered harmonies on chorus, atmospheric, sludgy guitar solo, drop d guitar tuning, crawling slow tempo
4:19

garage rock, raw aggressive fuzztone guitars, catchy guitar riff, power chords on guitar, slashed amplifier cone, British male vocals with heavy reverb, vocal harmonies on chorus, simple guitar solo, 136 bpm
2:39

Homework Hotline
v5.5
Hardcore punk / post-hardcore with breakneck half-time shifts, barked male vocals, shouted gang hooks, and ragged verse chants; verse 1 stays tight and tense, pre-chorus opens with a pause and a shouted name drop, chorus slams in with group vocals and clipped repeat phrases, bridge breaks to feedback and spoken taunts before the final piledriver chorus, Lo-fi, raw, sweaty basement mix with tape hiss, handclaps, and a toilet-flush gag tossed in as ear candy, post-hardcore, hardcore punk, punk, raw, alternative rock, lo-fi, male vocals, rock
3:44

I Found A Rock
v5.5
90s alternative rock, Experimental rock, Surreal comedy rock, 176 BPM, Eclectic vocal delivery, Eerie layered guitars with delay effects, Lo-fi drums, energetic
4:43

3:09

experimental rock, alternative rock, drum machine, upbeat, high piched male vocalist, lo-fi, eclectic, quirky, psychedelic rock, experimental, guitar solo, silly, fun

