Post Punk Music

Spectres

"Spectres" is a sonic and psychological exploration of the darkest territories of the human soul. The track stems from the need to give a voice to those hidden, secret, and often disowned sides that each of us shelters deep within. In a society that constantly pushes toward an artificial and blinding overexposure, this song moves in the opposite direction, celebrating the allure of our inner mystery that makes unique all of us.

OAR 001: Benefit Compilation for the LGBT Center of Greater Reading

34 songs for a good cause.

It's Time to Bounce, Amigo!

Running in at 50 minutes 'It's Time to Bounce, Amigo!' is a shorter and sweeter affair compared to the self-titled sister album released earlier this year. The goal this time around was to challenge myself a little bit and create an album with shorter catcher songs and have me singing on every track (no filler all killer!). I wanted to get this done before I moved to Miami so I was in a bit of a time crunch but I think I did a good job with the time and resources I had. I am especially proud of songs like melting world and the title track, really proud of how I layered my vocal harmonies on those tracks =D I was influenced more by punk and dance acts this time around with the likes of Pixies, Shellac, Lizzy Mercier Descloux, and Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft being on my mind when working on this project. I wanted this album to reflect my taste a little bit and show the breath of what I can do. It's a little proggy, It's a little industrial, It's a little groovy, and it's a little bit crass! To be honest my life since moving here has been pretty hectic so far with me trying to find a part-time job and going to FIU fulltime so I'm not sure when I'll return to the John Titor moniker. I want to integrate myself in the south Florida music scene and start collaborating with more people and doing that will obviously take more of my free time away. I feel obligated to at least release one more album under this stage name and wrap up things in a nice bow. Whenever I find my routine and settle in I'll hopefully be back running this time machine in a jiffy but we'll see. Only time will tell! Thank you for listening and have a safe travel from the other side - Millard (Turn on, tune in, drop out!)

John Titor's Time Machine

Recorded between August 2025 and January 2026, 'John Titor’s Time Machine' is the culmination of six months of hard work, many sleepless late nights, and obsessive refinements and revisions. It is a concept album about John Titor (a time traveler from the year 1998) being trapped in an alternate timeline where Joseph Smith successfully turned Mormonism into the biggest religion in America. Soundtracked and influenced by the likes of Squid, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and The Police, it chronicles the tale of a lone time traveler unwilling voyage into a eco-brutalist hellscape that is inspired by the works of Ray Bradbury and Aldous Huxley! Be prepared to be taken on a journey and to look beyond the veil that blinds us all. Turn on, tune in, drop out. Safe travels from the other side- Millard

ANTS WIN

New Planet Radio

In Darkness

Our seventh full-length release, "In Darkness," is officially here. Thank you to the loyal listeners who support us. Across eight immersive tracks—ranging from raw psychological friction to the witchy, shadowed sanctuary—"In Darkness" explores themes of internal monsters, ancient guilt, and finding solace far outside the sun’s reach. A thrillingly gothic descent into the shadows, "In Darkness" is an invitation to embrace the night and let the gloom wash over you.

Tlooth

RIYL Blonde Redhead, Diabologum, Yo La Tengo, Broken Water, Clinic, Sonic Youth, Silver Jews, early Queens of the Stone Age, Built to Spill, Polvo

OAR 001: Benefit Compilation for the LGBT Center of Greater Reading

34 songs for a good cause. All proceeds will be donated to the LGBT Center of Greater Reading. credits 01:54:07 Runtime Vol. 1: 1-18, Vol. 2: 19-34

Identity Crisis

An album of alt-rock/darkwave, exploring themes of self, image and performance in modern society

Walk Through Ashes

“Walk Through Ashes” is a single from our current album Lost in Silence. A dark, atmospheric rock song about loss, pain, and finding the strength to move forward. If you like it, Visite our page here on Band.codes, and discover the full album Lost in Silence. Thank you for your support.

The War We Miss?

Warning: strong emotions ahead! The odd die-hard metalhead is bound to dismiss this with utter bewilderment. However, for those who mourned the break-up of HIM, this will warm their hearts. And not just them, because Jacob’s Fall are musically far more mature than Ville Valo and co. Deine Lakaien are probably the best comparison to describe the atmospheric depth of the instrumentals and the wonderfully fragile vocals of frontman Christian Faust. ‘Dying Machine’, ‘Tracks In The Sand’, ‘I Need My Girl’… One song more beautiful than the next. (METAL HAMMER - Germany)

Wrongathon

Josh Newton from Every Time I Die / Shiner / Reggie and Full Effect Joel Hamilton from Book of Knots / Players Club / Battle of Mice Richie Toomer from Chilmark / Sie Lieben Maschinen / A-Team David Silver from Season to Risk / Afuma / Drum Corpse https://www.discogs.com/artist/2807776-Iron-Rite-Mangle Mastered by Duane Trower at Weights and Measures Soundlab 2021, from assorted tape archive. Oaf Crusha 2021 mixed/mastered by Joel Hamilton at Studio G Brooklyn; Oaf Crusha (demo), Wrongathon, Frigonometry, Cake, Both Ways remastered 2021 by Joel Hamilton at Studio G5000 Brooklyn. Mangle played mathy noise rock in the vein of Botch, Don Cabalero, The VSS, Fucking Champs, and Table. They played shows in the northeast and midwest with Dagobah, Neurosis, Idiot Flesh, Cheer Accident, Uz Jsme Doma, Shiner, Season to Risk, Molly McGuire, Pachinko, Zeni Geva, Esoteric, Coalesce, Arab on Radar, barkmarket, Craw, Today is The Day, and most importantly Wesley Willis and Quiet Riot. “I love your heavy metal band.” -Wesley Willis.

Lost in Silence

11 track album Lost in Silence is a rock album, of course, but it’s also more than that. Jacob’s Fall may have a playful and progressive sound, but at the same time it’s seductively catchy, dramatic, and extremely atmospheric, slow and immersed in the deepest minor tones. Jacob’s Fall’s music often has a dark yet always melodic aura, even in its heaviest sonic moments. It’s a sound you don’t forget once you’ve heard it. The band draws from various musical genres to weave the listener into a web of melancholy, with a steel-like core of determination. Plus, the eleven songs on the album will pull you out of everyday life and tell stories full of passion and pain.

The Shattering

Its the end of the world! Obviously. Paranoid ranting about mentally ill artificial intelligence imploding technology into self replicating drone swarms and disaster-bots as the sun fries Earth with superflares and humanity is rebooted. They knew this would happen and didn't warn us. Your entire life is on camera. They are reading your thoughts right now. Everything you know is wrong.

Cartesio

“Cartesio” is our darkest and most introspective track so far, a journey through darkwave, post-punk, and coldwave sounds intertwined with deep, progressive atmospheres. The song stems from a reflection on death, observed from an intimate and almost physical perspective, where the limits of the body meet the urge to keep existing. Through the lyrics, questions emerge about the uncertainty of the future, the meaning of past experiences, and what remains when everything seems to fade away. Despite its somber and melancholic nature, “Cartesio” does not surrender to desolation: in the end, a glimpse of light appears as a form of resilience that encourages us not to lose ourselves and to recognize the value of life, even in its most fragile moments. It’s a less danceable and more profound track, born from the need to give voice to existential questions and ultimately transform them into a sense of hope and resilience.

Demo Tape I

From the narrow streets of Skopje's downtown, a yellow Topolino takes off to who knows where.

Way to Secret Meadow

Train to Elsewhere presents our new album. This will be a completely different listening experience than our previous albums. This work, while featuring some elements of doom metal and even stoner, takes a much more chamber music approach and utilizes heavily elements of neoclassical, gothic, post industrial, darkwave and dark ambient music, sometimes even bordering industrial noise (most of it is neither rock nor metal). A special lo-fi approach was taken to the music to outline the raw emotion that is in the concept of this album; elements of field recordings were also used in the mix. First of all, this is a record about Nature, the existential perception of nature by the lyrical protagonists of these songs. This perception is at times problematic and negative, at other times spiritual and enlightening (in the Jungian sense) yet deeply melancholic. One must travel through the shadow to reach the light, yet in the end of the journey Eternal Autumn triumphs. With this work Train to Elsewhere finishes the "Autumn Trilogy" which we started in 2020 with "Samhain".

Incisor

Thin Eater returns with their sophomore album, Incisor, a record that merges pulsating post-punk with industrial textures. The album navigates a vast emotional landscape, ranging from introverted reflections to outbursts of raw aggression.

Revolution Winter Demo V.1

Revolution Winter - a play on words to reflect our admiration and respect for the music that grew out of the greater Washington D.C. region while making a clear statement that we're doing it with cold, dead hearts. These are demo recordings of our first 4 songs. You may or may not hear fully realized versions of these songs but they are documents of what we've done and what we're doing.