A raw pop-punk anthem built out of Rebbe Nachman’s teaching that life is a narrow bridge and there’s no despair in the world. The song takes that idea and runs it through the lens of late-night basement gaming — cartridges loading, lives lost, reset buttons hit — and turns it into something you can scream with your friends at the top of your lungs. Scrappy guitars, driving bass, frantic hi-hats, and rough harmonies keep it loud and imperfect, like an old demo tape that somehow carries every ounce of urgency. This is teenage chaos mixed with timeless hope: even when you fall, you just hit start again.more

Grab an Arrow was inspired by a story I always heard before the closing prayers of Yom Kippur — about the struggle between people, the urgency of forgiveness, and racing against the last rays of daylight. The track carries that tension into sound: lo-fi, raw punk energy with garage grit and a jagged edge, like a prayer shouted into the dark.more

A fast, messy, lo-fi punk anthem about friendships that never fade. It’s about the nights that feel endless, the memories that keep looping back, and the cycles we all live through together. Loud, raw, and imperfect — but that’s what makes it real. This one’s for the friends that stick around, year after year, no matter what. Timeless.more