RELEASING ON NOVEMBER 25th
Mask the Hysteria, my debut album, featuring Bret Hillier on lead guitar in 4 songs.
Mask the Hysteria consists of two parts; The concept half is the first 4 songs. Follow the story of the regime’s rise to power through the ears of individuals on the outskirts of society.
Takeover shows the first steps of authoritarianism ramping up. The sewing of distrust, the constant negativity. Can anyone be trusted? Available Wednesday, August 19th.
Acid Clouds skips into the future and follows a small group of survivors. They hide from soldiers, find safe foods, and avoid the poison that seems to be constantly emitted. Entire regions are scarred. How long can they keep running? Not long... Available Wednesday, Sept 16th.
Prisoner shows the result of the gas attack. It was the regime. Some escaped, the weakest died, but most were captured. We follow one of the captured souls. They try to hold up, but large crushing forces topple single minds. What is out there if he escapes? A life on the run? Some just can’t take it... Available Wednesday, Oct 14th.
March of the Final Empire is the first crack in the regime's armour. The desire for conquest stretches the regime thin. Hear the leader strategize with a lower advisor. Is he a masochistic tormenter or a thoughtless tyrant? Available Wednesday, Nov 25th.
Then we get into the singles half consisting of 2 songs I have previously released as singles, and two instrumentals.
The Nature Song has been updated with some better vocals on the acoustic parts. The rocking parts are as great as always. Out now on all platforms!
Alien Invasion will be re-released as-is. Enjoy the progressive rock journey as we follow our friend Oswald. Perhaps I will have to rehash the lore behind it... Out now on all platforms!
Wandering Dreams is a smooth jam that will let your mind tell it's own story. Close your eyes and see what unfolds. Available Wednesday, Nov 11th.
A Moment is all I ask from you with this song. Take a chance to go through the emotions it is meant to elicit. Available Wednesday, Nov 25th.
Pre-save the next upcoming single or check out the music currently out at the link below!
https://t.co/mQS7EqhgEr
Now... Prisoner... Feel the oppression on October 14th!
Pre-save on Spotify through the link in my bio. Prisoner is the third part of the Shrouded Faces tetralogy in my upcoming album Mask the Hysteria...
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@willynylly Crazier things that have happened than a Leafs and Sens fan agreeing on something…
I’ve never seen it, but I’m sure it happened at least once…
That would be like if we were having a discussion about speed limits in school zones, and you started talking about the speed on the highway. It has to be relevant since it’s the absolute maximum, right?
Once again, you entered the discussion with a logically flawed position and it has left you in a spot where you will say anything to maintain your ridiculous preposition.
To be extremely clear. There is no world where it is safe to eat cooked ground beef after it has been in your fridge for six or seven days. The bacteria content is simply too high.
@fnafknight@o_Fade2Bla4K_o@messedupfoods You literally did that. You ignored it exactly where it said the recommended guideline is 3 to 4 days and focused on the absolute limit, which only applies to an extremely short list of food.
You can just admit you’re wrong.
@fnafknight@o_Fade2Bla4K_o@messedupfoods That is for an extremely short list of preserved foods, and most of them are required to be reheated to a particular temperature. Ham is an example of this.
Note how he even you admit your search is geared solely around finding an answer you want.
@o_Fade2Bla4K_o@messedupfoods There is something wrong with bad food safety though. Cooked food is only good in the fridge for 3 to 4 days. Anything that will be eaten after that should be frozen.
I love hockey fans because half of the people are saying this is extremely reasonable and half of the people are calling me retarded.
The duality of man.
From a hockey standpoint, you’re absolutely correct. What I am imagining is multiple owners also pricing in jersey sales and all the other benefits of having the best player in the sport.
That’s where I think the bidding war could get out of control. How many first round picks is $100 million in revenue worth?