I wanted to make music ever since I heard the soundtrack to Back to the Future. Since then, I have learned a lot about music and how it is made, yet I still have not managed to learn any musical instrument. I can program midi files however, so with the right plug-ins and samples, I am able to create music that comes from the depths of my heart.

Music is more than just sound. Music is something we feel, that emotes and portrays us. The music we listen to says more about us than any description could ever explain. An integral part of our culture and society, music speaks to us all. And I am happy and proud to be a part of the never ending process of expanding and broadening the musical experience.

My personal experience with creating music ranges from electronic to metal, from soundtracks to soundscapes. I write melodies and lyrics and perform said lyrics myself, whether alone or with the help of various singers and musicians. As of today, I have worked on over 150 songs and composed more than half of them myself.

However, I do not plan to commercialize my music to a level that would allow me to live from making music only. Music is love, and I love doing music too much to ever pump out something I don't stand behind just for the sake of selling it. Thus, it is highly unlikely that I will ever grace the charts. Some of my music is even available online FOR FREE; For example on my Soundcloud page. Other stuff is being distributed on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and other streaming services.

Commercial Music

Between: Love and Death
_{First Released: 2020}
My fifth studio album, if you don't count all the soundtracks and collabs, is a natural progression from what came before. It features strong conceptual content, dark vocals and a blend between rock and electronical music. Once again my beloved Aidenn Queen is featured on the album, providing the female vocals. This album is a lot more complex than my previous work and shows how much I matured as a songwriter. It also features the things I love and the things you can find on all my albums: Dark, rhaspy vocals, beautiful women, a lot of darkness and death and some nice little twists. It was accompanied by a single music video of the song Queen of Darkness. Listen to it on Spotify, Apple Music and many more!

BioMech (Original Game Soundtrack)
_{First Released: 2019}
BioMech is the first game I published that is based on one of my comic books. That alone makes it very special to me. The soundtrack album for the game is chockfull with early 90s nostalgia, featuring chiptunes, techno beats and sweet melodies. Like the visuals of the game, the music is a mix between old and new, chiptune and modern beats, old-school vibes and new composing techniques. If you are into that sort of thing, give this one a listen on Spotify, iTunes or any of the other music services you use. You won't regret it.

Music from and Inspired by Malevolence
_{First Released: 2019}
Back in the early 2000s I started development on a horror game that was very different from most other video games at the time. It was an exploration based adventure with very little combat, a ton of atmosphere, very story driven set in a completely open world where you could explore every nook and cranny of the castle you were exploring. These days games like this are dime a dozen but back then? There were very few games like this. However, due to technical and financial limitations the product never got released. That changed in February of 2019 when I finally found the means to release the game publicly. A novel and a soundtrack album based on the game were released the same day, featuring music from the game and two tracks inspired by the setting. If you like atmospheric and eerie music without metal, give it a chance on Spotify or iTunes or any of the countless other music services you'll find my music on.

A Decade of Darkness
_{First Released: 2018}
After ten years of making and releasing music I decided to do a best of album. A tired cliché to some, yet I enjoy them especially if I don't know an artist yet and they happen to have a huge catalog of music. Sorting through all the stuff might take a while and a best of album is the simplest and easiest way to get to know the artist and their music - because if you don't find anything on a best of album, chances are you won't find anything on any of their albums. Thus I put remastered versions of the tracks I think represent my music and their respective albums the most onto this compilation, added a nice little bonus track previously unreleased and put it out ten years after I first released my first album. A nice cap on that decade methinks. Enjoy it on Spotify, iTunes and pretty much all other music services.

Trinity
_{First Released: 2018}
This concept album is a more subtle approach to my music. It is an alternative rock album and, as the name suggests, is all about the number three. Now, I am not into numerology or some such nonsense, this album is not about that. I do think the concept that everything on the album comes in a trilogy, a trinity so to speak is interesting enough. Also of note is the fact that this is the first album I ever did in a similar musical style as one of my previous works but perhaps that's only interesting to me. Either way, I had the amazing pleasure of working with some great guest artists on this, some already known to people who follow my work, some new, all of them amazing. Please give it a listen over at Spotify or iTunes.

Citadale: The Legends Trilogy (Original Soundtrack)
_{First Released: 2017}
The 32 songs from my game Citadale - The Legends Trilogy in all of its chiptune glory. I myself composed most of the songs while some songs were done by the very talented Trevor Lentz with edits I made to fit the game. Now that the game is available I figured I'll release the soundtrack as one album. The songs on this album are of slightly higher quality than even in the game itself (as the game has downsampled tracks to fit with the 8bit vibe) and if you are into chiptune, retrogaming or just overall interested in the game, you can get this album now on Spotify, iTunes and many more.

Aidenn's Rage

First Released: 2015

In case I haven't mentioned her enough, let's talk more about my beloved. Among other things, she can also sing, you know and together we recorded an album.It is a concept album and I wrote the music with her input and recorded some lyrics with her but she is the real star of the show. So if you like soft electronic pop with female vocals and an actual story to your music, this one's for you. You of course can find it on Spotify, iTunes and other music services.

War on Religion
_{First Released: 2014}
I make no secret of being an atheist. In fact I proudly wear that badge. This album is basically a commentary on Bible quotes in song form. Those are REAL Bible quotes, not some made up stuff and they are NOT taken out of context. I also focus on the NEW Testament because we all know the Old Testament is a vile, brutal misogynistic piece of trash. I ain't one for easy targets. It is a rather electronic album but I think I made each song different enough for it to not become stale or boring. For this album I brought some friends in and even quoted the Amazing Atheist. And of course you can get it on Spotify, iTunes and many more.

Beyond Rage
_{First Released: 2012}
This is a musical project I wanted to do for decades. When I finally got the chance, thanks to two wonderful people I might add, I was delighted. I could not have done it without Stefan, the great guy who did the bass and guitars as well as mixing the whole thing and Alex, the lovely lady who so happily provided me with the smooth and sweet vocals of this enterprise. It is a mix between dark metal stuff and electronic elements, maybe even a bit trance. Overall it is a dark and very atmospheric production. The end result is exactly what I wanted to do since I was 14 so if you don't mind, please give it a shot. It is available on Spotify, iTunes and many more.

Angel's Decay
_{First Released: 2011}
This project was greatly inspired by the soundtrack from the film "Queen of the Damned". The film itself is, with the exception of Stuart Townsend, quite forgettable but the songs were pretty cool, at least when I was 20. Nowadays I think it's kitsch but that is okay sometimes. I originally developed three EPs over six years until finally deciding to make it one full album. I remixed and remastered each track carefully to make sure it is the best quality it possibly can be with the equipment I have (and let's face it, the sound is in the gear) and I actually really like the end result, as cliché as it may be. If you are into dark rock music, vampires or gothic, this one is definitely for you! It is available now on Spotify, iTunes and many more.

Obligatory Inevitable
_{First Released: 2008}
Many years ago, when I first started doing serious music, I wanted to be in a metal band. And as it happens, so did other people. Together we experimented a bit with music but we never really went anywhere and it fell apart. So what I did was, I convinced some of the people to record a few of their instrumental parts in case I ever wanted to re-use them. We recorded different people with different instruments on different systems with different gear in different quality and the result was, obviously, all over the place. Over time I actually managed to finish all the songs, put them together, polish them as best as I could with the recordings I had and publish them in this album. It is very metal, the quality ain't the best but at least it is finally out. Available on Spotify, iTunes and other music services.

Free Music

Brothers Grym
This German music project I am actually quite fond of, despite not being what I usually listen to. I'm doing this with my friend Daniel and basically we adapt German fairytales, mostly by the Brothers Grimm with a darker, deadlier twist and some ambient electro sound, fitting for a dark and gothic night, hence the name Brothers Grym. If you like that kind of thing, head over to this Soundcloud page.

N0yZ3ß

Experimental electronica, industrial and noize is probably the best description for this album. I wanted to do something I'd never listen to privately just to see if I could and yes, I could. I have no idea if it is any good in its genre but hey, tastes, right? So if you are wondering what this sounds like, well you know where my Soundcloud page is.