3:55
A rap-metal anthem in E minor at 109 BPM, blending alternative rock, funk metal, and punk aggression, The track is driven by a raw, repetitive riff and explosive anti-authoritarian lyrics, Male vocalist alternates between controlled verses and a visceral, screamed refrain, Leaf guitar delivers a distorted, palm-muted main riff with screeching feedback, The bass reinforces the rhythmic drive with a thick, syncopated low-end pulse, The drums combine hip-hop grooves with hardcore punk intensity, The song exposes systemic racism and blind obedience within oppressive institutions, particularly targeting police brutality and institutionalized power structures, The repeated climax serves as a direct rebellion against coercive authority and mindless compliance
2:35
A rap-metal track in D minor at 93 BPM, fusing alternative rock and funk metal with punk aggression, The song is built on a relentless, militant groove and incendiary political lyrics, Male vocalist spits rapid-fire verses with venomous delivery, shifting to a shouted chorus, Leaf guitar features his signature scratch-picking and siren-like effects instead of traditional solos, Bass locks into a hypnotic, distorted groove, Drums drive the track with pounding, march-like snare and kick patterns, The song critiques U, S, militarism and the military-industrial complex, likening war profiteering to a dehumanizing spectacle, Lyrics expose the prioritization of violence over basic human welfare
2:55
A rap-metal track in E minor at 96 BPM, blending alternative rock and funk metal, The song features aggressive, politically charged verses and an anthemic chorus driven by sharp guitar riffs, Male rap vocals deliver rapid-fire, confrontational vocals with rhythmic precision, The lead guitar combines scratching techniques with wah-infused solos, The bassline provides a thick, funk-driven groove, The drumming mixes hip-hop beats with hard rock intensity, Thematically, the track critiques corporate media manipulation and calls for revolutionary action against systemic oppression, Lyrics emphasize urgency in resisting authoritarian control
3:24
A fiery, politically charged anthem blending rap, punk, and funk metal, driven by a relentless groove in E minor at 93 BPM, Male vocal’s aggressive, rapid-fire vocals spit revolutionary lyrics over Lead Guitar’s jagged, squealing riffs and DJ-inspired guitar effects, Bassist’s pulsating bassline locks with the drummer’s punchy, syncopated drums, creating a raw, explosive rhythm section, Thematically, the lyrics should attack the Industrial Military Complex referencing bombs, missiles, and ammunition comparing them to the cost of education and universal healthcare, The song serves as both a condemnation of military spending and the lack of social programs in the US
3:03
A rap-metal track in F# minor at 97 BPM, fusing alternative rock, funk metal, and politically charged hip-hop, The song's aggressive groove and confrontational lyrics target systemic inequality and racial oppression, Male Vocalist spits rapid, rhythmic verses with biting clarity before erupting into raw, shouted refrains, Lead guitar weaves between wah-drenched riffs and dissonant, squealing harmonics, Bass delivers a thick, sliding groove that anchors the track's rebellious energy, Drums alternate between tight funk breaks and explosive rock fills, The song critiques economic disparity and police brutality, using”Indian Creek Island Road” as a metaphor for elite excess built on exploited labor, Lyrics expose racialized capitalism and violent oppression
3:06
A rap-metal track in E minor at 96 BPM, blending alternative rock and funk metal, The song features aggressive, politically charged verses and an anthemic chorus driven by sharp guitar riffs, Male rap vocals deliver rapid-fire, confrontational vocals with rhythmic precision, The lead guitar combines scratching techniques with wah-infused solos, The bassline provides a thick, funk-driven groove, The drumming mixes hip-hop beats with hard rock intensity, Thematically, the track critiques corporate media manipulation and calls for revolutionary action against systemic oppression, Lyrics emphasize urgency in resisting authoritarian control
3:19
07 - T's & P's
v4.5
A rap-metal track in E minor at 96 BPM, fusing funk metal, alternative rock, and militant hip-hop, The song’s relentless groove and confrontational lyrics target systemic oppression and racial injustice, Rap Vocals oscillate between rapid, rhythmic verses and explosive, shouted refrains, Lead Guitar weaves wah-drenched riffs with dissonant, screeching solos, with gravy is of wah-wah pedal effects, Slap bass locks into a hypnotic, distorted groove that drives the track’s tension, Chaotic drums combine syncopated funk beats with hard-hitting punk aggression, The song critiques the epidemic of school shootings in America and the reluctance by the government to do anything
3:18
A high-intensity protest track in A minor at 160 BPM, merging hardcore punk, and rap-metal, The song erupts with chaotic energy, combining blistering instrumentation with confrontational socio-political lyrics, Male Vocalist delivers raw, dynamic vocals, shifting from rapid-fire rapping to guttural screams, The guitars unleash jagged, dissonant riffs with screeching harmonics, amplifying the track's aggression, The bass provides a distorted, seismic low end that drives the rhythm with relentless force, The drums alternate between breakneck punk beats and chaotic, syncopated breakdowns, The song confronts the lies told by the current US administration, the blatant disregard for facts, and using fallacies to undermine the public trust
3:50
09 - Amplify
v4.5
A protest rock track in D minor at 85 BPM, blending funk metal, folk-rock, and blues influences, Male vocals delivers urgent, impassioned vocals that shift from spoken-word verses to a soaring chorus, Lead guitar’s work features bluesy bends, harmonica-like effects, and a searing solo using pedal manipulation, The funky bass provides a thick, pulsating foundation that drives the song's ominous tone, The drums employ sparse, deliberate patterns with explosive fills during climactic moments, The lyrics critique modern economic injustice and worker exploitation, connect Depression-era struggles to contemporary homelessness and wage slavery under capitalism
3:33
10 - Wake Up
v4.5
A rap-metal track in E minor at 96 BPM, merging alternative rock, funk metal, and political punk, The song is propelled by a sharp, staccato riff and incendiary critiques of capitalism, Male vocals deliver rapid, biting verses and a shouted, anthemic chorus with confrontational intensity, The lead guitar alternates between tight, dissonant chords and squealing pitch-shifted solos, The bass locks into a driving, distorted groove that amplifies the rhythmic punch, The drums combine syncopated funk patterns with explosive rock fills, The lyrics attack corporate greed and the illusion of democratic choice under capitalism, framing elections as theatrical distractions, The repeated command serves as both a condemnation of complacency and a warning of systemic collapse
2:45
A rap-metal track in D minor at 93 BPM, fusing alternative rock and funk metal with punk aggression, The song is built on a relentless, militant groove and incendiary political lyrics, Male vocalist spits rapid-fire verses with venomous delivery, shifting to a shouted chorus, Leaf guitar features his signature scratch-picking and siren-like effects instead of traditional solos, Bass locks into a hypnotic, distorted groove, Drums drive the track with pounding, march-like snare and kick patterns, The song critiques U, S, militarism and the military-industrial complex, likening war profiteering to a dehumanizing spectacle, Lyrics expose the prioritization of violence over basic human welfare