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A prophetic psychedelic rock vision in which divine light defeats darkness, false power, and spiritual bondage. Through mythic imagery, spoken-word proclamation, and recurring cries for freedom, the song builds toward an ecstatic triumph of purity, love, eternal harmony, and moral renewal.

A solitary narrator pursues a distant star that symbolizes unreachable dreams, lost possibilities, and the passage of time. Through cosmic imagery and a slow-burning progressive rock arrangement, the song moves from yearning toward acceptance, finding quiet hope in releasing what was never meant to be possessed.

Not here reflects on a relationship lost through silence and emotional distance. From memories on an old porch to unanswered calls and a final wish for reconnection, the narrator confronts regret while accepting that time may have permanently changed them both.

Una confesión de culpa y duelo que transforma la ruptura amorosa en una arquitectura geométrica: triángulos, círculos y líneas representan la distancia, la memoria y una herida que permanece abierta.

La canción presenta la ruptura como un manual emocional dividido en capítulos: síntomas, ausencia, duelo, efectos secundarios y recuperación. Con una voz íntima y esperanzadora, convierte el dolor en aprendizaje y concluye que sanar no borra el amor, sino que fortalece la capacidad de amarse a uno mismo.

A blazing cosmic procession summons the Sun's angels, archangels, seraphim, and the mystical Cobra toward Armageddon. Driven by psychedelic rock, organ attacks, tribal rhythms, spoken-word fervor, and relentless momentum, the song transforms solar mythology into an ecstatic battle hymn about creation, revelation, and humanity's fate.

A feverish cosmic battle unfolds as the Sun, Cobra, and Shaman ignite a war of purification. Blazing imagery, planetary convergence, and volcanic rebirth transform destruction into renewal, while hypnotic repetition and spoken-word intensity create a ritualistic psychedelic rock journey toward ecstatic transformation.

An instrumental concerto grosso unfolds across six connected movements: a fragile music-box prelude grows into Vivaldian urgency, dissonant orchestral tension, echoing guitar improvisation, and a melancholic organ-led march before fading back into unease.

Frame3 is a six-movement instrumental concerto grosso for two violins and string orchestra. It transforms Baroque forms through dissonance, chromatic tension, prepared piano, synthesizers, organ, and psychedelic guitar, moving from a fragile music-box Prelude toward an agitated climax and an uneasy, fading Postludio.

An eight-minute instrumental Concerto Grosso that moves from a fragile music-box Prelude through Vivaldi-like velocity, chromatic conflict, and solo-violin improvisation to a fading psychedelic Baroque coda.

A hypnotic seeker follows the Sun through heat, revelation, and spiritual dissolution. The Cobra symbolizes darkness transformed by sacred light, while the repeated refrain creates an insomniac trance that rises from melancholic introspection into a ritualistic psychedelic finale.

A bleak, symbolic journey through a frozen realm of death and spiritual desolation. Against images of war, abandoned heroes, and locked souls, the spoken-word passage invokes maternal love and human connection as the last force capable of breaking through the cold.

A fast, hypnotic fusion of Mauritanian desert blues, psychedelic jazz, and futuristic world music. The song rejects excuses and class-based dismissal, honoring nurses, cooks, artists, and every contributor while urging each generation to discover its purpose and use its talents for humanity.

Frame is a dramatic experimental composition that moves from funky bass and harpsichord emotion into dreamy vocals, march-like funk-rock, dense orchestration, and abrasive atonal noise. Distorted guitar bends, Hammond organ, tape delay, and fading dynamics create a powerful passage from tension to farewell.

FAREWELL navigates lost youth, mortality, spiritual uncertainty, and the persistence of hope. Its hypnotic psychedelic rock arrangement moves from quiet grief to an intense finale, while the spoken-word passage becomes a call to keep thinking, loving, breathing, and resisting evil.

A wistful couple watches sunrise beside the sea as darkness dissolves into intimacy and renewal. Through salt, foam, fading footprints, and softened sound, the song transforms a quiet shoreline into a fragile sanctuary where love makes the world feel new.

A couple watches dawn erase the night beside the sea. Through glowing footprints, softened waves, and renewed closeness, the song turns a quiet shoreline morning into a fragile promise of love, healing, and beginning again.

A slow-burning1970s-inspired ballad that imagines sunrise over a quiet sea as a symbol of longing, memory, and emotional renewal. Its female vocal presence and psychedelic classic rock atmosphere suggest intimate heartbreak softened by the promise of a new beginning.

An imagined sunrise unfolds through romantic melancholy and hazy1970s psychedelia. Patient guitar, warm organ, Mellotron, loose drums, and tape-soaked female harmonies create an intimate seascape suited to reflective mornings, cinematic endings, solitary drives, and memories that refuse to fade.

A stark meditation on life's transience, MIRAGE portrays humanity as drifting ice, steam and a fleeting vision beyond the river. Menacing animal and shamanic imagery, repeated refrains and spoken word turn existential dread into a ritualistic psychedelic march.