4:49

Zombie
v4.5+
Alternative Metal, Hard Rock, Post Grunge, Heavy Rock, Groove Metal, Aggressive, Dark, Gritty, Moody, Raw, Raspy Male Vocals
3:05

La haine
v4.5+
Minimal electro-pop driven by a repetitive 3/4 waltz pulse, anchored by a pulsing, muted synth bass, Sparse percussion punctuates each bar, while haunting, airy synth motifs drift atop, Catchy K-pop-inspired hooks explode at the chorus, stacked with glossy vocal layers for instant addiction
2:58

The Leprechaun
v4.5+
Southern Rap, Trap, Chopped and Screwed, crunk, slow, Atlanta, Bagpipes, Irish
3:45

indie rock, breakbeat, experimental, rock, slacker rock
2:07

Let’s talk about
v4.5+
nihilistic, slacker rock, passionate, rock, apathetic, disenchanted, experimental, breakbeat, indie rock, curious
2:25

She’s Trouble
v4.5+
Hyper-melodic NYC Punk track—breakneck tempos, spiky guitars, gritty lead vocals, Verses and chorus use simple, propulsive power chords, Call-and-response shouted refrains fuel crowd energy; background choir shouts sharp "oh"s in choruses, Relentlessly catchy, raw, and straight-ahead
3:21

Planet Vlad Curse
v4.5+
gothic, synth-heavy, male vocals with brooding depth and echo effects, darkwave
6:56

Driving song II
v4.5+
Instrumental road trip track in psychedelic rock style, inspired by the late 60s and early 70s, Hypnotic guitar riffs with delay and reverb, warm analog synth layers, groovy bassline, steady driving drums, and swirling sound effects, The mood is expansive, trippy, and perfect for long highway rides under the sun, No vocals, purely instrumental, evolving textures with improvisational feeling
2:42

Darkwave / gothic electro track with cold, mechanical atmosphere, Pulsating synth bass, icy drum machine rhythms, and haunting minor-key melodies, Vocals — dramatic, melancholic, with a sense of claustrophobia and despair, as if trapped inside a malfunctioning elevator, Minimalistic but powerful, evoking the sound of early darkwave and gothic electro scenes
5:21

Giants!!
v4.5+
Genre: Swampy Blues / Southern Gothic Rock
Vocal Style: Deep male vocal, gritty and soulful like Johnny Cash meets Chris Stapleton-style
Instrumentation: Slide guitar, moody acoustic guitar, subtle dobro, eerie harmonica, heavy drum stomp, thunder sound FX
Mood: Ominous, cinematic, powerful, foreboding
Structure: Slow build with tension, rising through verses to intense choruses, ends hauntingly
3:24

Surrealist Southern Blues, Pagan Gospel, Weirdcore, Harmonica, Steel on Steel Percussion, Pipe Flutes, Slide Guitar, Southern Choir, Male Vocals
6:51

Laid-back 90 BPM groove anchors taiko drums, anti-melodic modern crazy forte piano, mbube harmonica, sudden stops, warm analog bass, and strummed acoustic guitar, Female vocals, Experimental layers: ambient cello pulses, off-kilter instrumental interplay, swirling baritone/falsetto vocals, and crisp folk percussion, Clean guitar leads and cosmic, improvisational jams drive a high-fidelity, rootsy psychedelic folk-rock sound
4:14

oscillator that wishes and washes all over the board through varied heights, digital distortion trance and enveloping half octave then 2 octave with a am radio skew drownout
A dark, ambient electronic piece with a haunting, minimal structure, The sound is sparse and eerie, built from glitch textures, static pulses, and slow, reverb-heavy synth drones, Vocals are ghostlike—whispered, vocoded, and fragmented—fading in and out as if coming from corrupted memory files, The rhythm is almost absent, more like a heartbeat glitch or faint mechanical pulse than a steady drum, The overall mood is haunting, ethereal, and unresolved—designed to feel like a ghost left behind in the system, The track ends by decaying into silence, leaving only faint echoes and static, as if the signal still lingers
Something to drive fast and light the clubs up with

















