A high-energy rock/metal anthem exposing media flip-flopping on X, from 2018’s free speech to 2024’s censorship. Crunchy guitars, a fast guitar solo, harmonica flourishes, and a spoken break fuel Tohmas’ gritty vocals in this raw critique of narrative control.

A satirical rock ballad with a metal edge, mocking politicians exploiting crises for fame (e.g., an El Salvador stunt). Acoustic/electric guitars, piano, strings, harmonica, a bluesy 15-second guitar solo, female spoken intro/outro, and Tohmas’ gritty vocals deliver biting sarcasm.

An anthemic rock/metal outcry against leaders breaching border laws, with 15 million crossing unchecked. Heavy guitars, choral backing, piano accents, and Tohmas’ commanding vocals drive this call to resist, featuring an anthemic break for unity.

An introspective rock/metal track with a bluesy edge, addressing social media echo chambers trapping users in divisive bubbles. Guitars, lo-fi synths, saxophone wails, a female spoken intro, Tohmas’ emotive vocals, and a 15-second melodic guitar solo evoke a melancholic defiance.

An anthemic rock/metal track critiquing corporate influence on politicians, exposing lobbying and donor deals. Guitars, a gritty Hammond B3 organ, cowbell accents, a female spoken intro, Tohmas’ commanding vocals, and a 15-second technical guitar solo fuel this call to cut the strings.

A furious rock/metal anthem fighting bureaucratic overreach that stifles innovation and freedom. Crunchy guitars, distorted banjo, shaker accents, a female spoken break, Tohmas’ gritty vocals, and a 15-second chaotic guitar solo ignite this rebellion against red tape.

A fiery rock/metal anthem questioning election integrity, demanding transparency amidst fraud suspicions. Guitars, gritty fiddle, hand claps, a female spoken break, Tohmas’ emotive vocals, and a 15-second shredding guitar solo burn with urgency for justice.

A defiant rock/metal anthem pushing back against cancel culture’s mob mentality and silencing of dissent. Guitars, distorted accordion, tambourine, a female spoken break, Tohmas’ commanding vocals, and a 15-second blistering guitar solo rally for free speech.

A haunting rock/metal closer seeking truth amidst media noise, tying back to the album’s start. Guitars, theremin, soft piano, a female spoken intro, Tohmas’ emotive vocals, and a 30-second atmospheric guitar solo create a reflective end to the rebellion.