The Theseus Files

psychedelic rock, slow, deep, male-voice, dramatic, intense, ‑no pop, ‑no modern, ‑no female vocals, ‑no echo, ‑no cineastic

A dark, moody alt-folk track with slow-burning blues undertones, gritty guitar textures, atmospheric percussion and haunting harmonies, The mood is intimate, shadowy, and intense – like a confession whispered in the dark, Male lead vocal with a deep, smoky tone and restrained emotional delivery, Touches of gothic soul and subtle ritualistic tension, Ideal for a nighttime scene filled with betrayal, longing and unresolved connection, Minor key, mid-slow tempo, warm analog feel, 60-72 BPM

Compose a melancholic, cinematic folk ballad inspired by old English manors and haunted memories, The arrangement should feature acoustic guitar, soft piano, and subtle strings (violin, cello) to create a gentle, nostalgic atmosphere, The melody is haunting yet tender, with a slow, waltzing rhythm—evoking a sense of longing, faded grandeur, and secrets hidden in the walls, Use minor chords and delicate fingerpicking, The vocals (if present) should be warm, introspective, and slightly ethereal, carrying the feeling of old stories whispered through time, ‑no choir, ‑no effects, ‑no pop, ‑no mainstream, ‑no rock, ‑no ballads, ‑no metal, ‑no pop-rock

70-80BPM, Slow, steady and sexy Psychobilly, punk rock, gothabilly, surf, ‑No uplifiting voices, ‑no femaile vocals, ‑no pop, ‑no mainstream

70–80 BPM, Dark, sexy Psychobilly and surf rock, with a hypnotic, catchy groove, Song starts with a spoken male vocal (first verse), then switches to sung vocals, Lyrics focus on control, lack of remorse, manipulation, and confidence, Attitude: cool, dangerous, a little ironic, No pop, no synths, no ballad

75 BPM, Dark, swaggering psychobilly and surf rock, with a punchy, cocky male vocal, Start with a short spoken intro and bridge, the rest sung, Lyrics are taunting, fearless, about power, control, and making the crown look easy, Minimal pity, maximal attitude, No pop, no synths, no ballad, ‑No uplifiting voices, ‑no femaile vocals, ‑no pop, ‑no mainstream

Dark, sexy, slow-hypnotic desert rock inspired by early 2000s, Heavy, fuzzy guitars, gritty bassline, driving, punchy drums, Male vocals with a cool, dangerous attitude, sometimes whispered, sometimes snarled, Psychedelic undertones, a sense of menace and longing, Lyrics about obsession, craving, and dangerous attraction, Tempo around 70 BPM, No pop, no synths, no ballad, no auto-tune, Give it an addictive, nocturnal feel, ‑No pop, ‑no synths, ‑no ballad, ‑no acoustic, ‑no rap, ‑no lo-fi, ‑no orchestral, ‑no chill, ‑no folk

Slow, smoky noir jazz ballad with moody piano, upright bass, and brushed drums, Male vocals: deep, world-weary, bittersweet, Add gentle, bluesy guitar and muted trumpet for atmosphere, Lyrics should evoke rain-soaked city nights, lost love, secrets, and the feeling of being haunted, The vibe is intimate, cinematic, and mysterious—like a classic 1940s detective film, Tempo 60–75 BPM, Exclude: pop, rock, EDM, synths, electronic elements, upbeat mood, folk, country, bright vocals, orchestral swells, auto-tune, female vocals, musical theatre, big band, gospel, ‑pop, ‑rock, ‑EDM, ‑synths, ‑electronic, ‑upbeat, ‑folk, ‑country, ‑orchestral, ‑auto-tune, ‑female vocals, ‑musical theatre, ‑big band, ‑gospel

Dark, cinematic surf-jazz fusion with slow, hypnotic rhythm, Tempo 65 BPM, Male vocals: deep, restrained, haunted, with a faint English accent, Blend moody jazz guitar with reverb-drenched surf tones, upright bass, brushed drums, and sparse piano, Add distant muted trumpet and subtle analog tape hiss for texture, The atmosphere feels smoky, intimate, and dangerous — like the aftermath of a ritual gone wrong, Lyrics should evoke fractured identity, control slipping away, and the tension between violence and tenderness, Ambivalent tone: neither love nor hate, but something that hurts like both, The mood shifts between slow-burn tension and quiet resignation, ‑No uplifiting voices, ‑no female vocals, ‑no pop, ‑no mainstream

Dark surf-noir ballad at 90 BPM, with trembling vintage guitars, deep tremolo bass, subtle jazz drums, and smoky reverb, Male vocals: low, controlled, slightly hoarse, conveying exhaustion, pain, and intimacy, Add sparse piano notes and background organ for depth, The mood is delirious, sensual, and cinematic — like waking from a fever dream in a ruined cathedral or seaside motel, Lyrics are poetic, fragmented, told from the viewpoint of Tom Riddle realizing he’s still alive but no longer himself, ‑pop, ‑EDM, ‑bright rock, ‑female vocals, ‑orchestral builds, ‑auto-tune, ‑upbeat mood, ‑country, ‑synthwave, ‑folk, ‑gospel, ‑big band, ‑musical theatre, ‑choirs, ‑modern percussion

Genre: Surf-punk noir with a darkly playful attitude, Mood: Irreverent, stylish, and sharp — a mix of arrogance, irony, and magnetic tension between two voices, The song should sound like a smirk turned into rhythm, Tempo: 138–142 BPM Style: Twangy electric guitar with spring reverb, slapping snare drums, walking bass line, occasional tremolo and surf vibrato effects, Add subtle organ or low theremin tones for eerie tension, Vocals: – Male lead, charming and articulate, sardonic delivery with occasional half-spoken phrasing, Lyrics theme: sarcastic commentary about modern life, plastic perfection, fake politeness, and the absurdity of it all, Hints of attraction and defiance between the two, Atmosphere: smoky neon, late-night diner, flickering sign lights, cheap magic and moral decay, ‑Exclude: pop, ‑EDM, ‑synth-pop, ‑rock ballad, ‑orchestral, ‑auto-tune, ‑acoustic folk, ‑cinematic scoring, ‑Focus on live energy, ‑raw attitude, ‑and reverb-drenched guitars, ‑no female vocals