MUSIC
Dead Surf isn’t just a band, it’s a collision. Five broken kids who should’ve drowned in their own lives but didn’t, because they found noise loud enough to keep the dark back. Their music isn’t clean or pretty; it’s built from post‑punk grit, surf‑rock bones, and the kind of pain that doesn’t fade when the sun comes up. Every song sounds like a night someone barely survived. Every lyric feels like a confession someone didn’t mean to say out loud. They don’t play to impress anyone. They play because it’s the only thing that keeps them from slipping under.
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MUISC
Ash Monreo’s newest album, Psycho Baroque, is a decadent collision of eras—where dance‑pop adrenaline meets the gilded drama of baroque music. It’s bold, theatrical, and unmistakably theirs. Psycho Baroque feels like stepping into a cathedral wired for a nightclub: chandeliers trembling under bass, velvet drapes breathing with synth heat, and Ash’s voice cutting through the haze like a spotlight. She delivers each line with a mix of elegance and volatility, embodying the album’s central tension—refinement wrapped around chaos. Noah Rhys Vale’s production is the album’s secret engine. He threads harpsichord‑like plucks through pulsing kicks, blends orchestral flourishes with analog grit, and lets modular synths snarl beneath Ash’s velvet‑raw vocals. The result is a sound that’s lush, unhinged, and hypnotically cinematic.
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NOVEL SERIES
COMING SOON
Every person has a book. Not a diary. Not a record of what they have done. A conscience. Hidden beyond the waking world is the Archive, an endless library where every private thought, buried desire, resisted impulse, and almost-committed sin is written in silence. The Librarian reads what humanity hides from itself. He does not save. He does not forgive. He watches the margin between thought and action. When Mara Vale becomes the focus of Caleb Rusk’s quiet obsession, a book in the Archive begins to bleed. At first, Caleb tells himself he has done nothing wrong. A phone call is not a crime. Watching is not touching. Wanting is not doing. But thoughts repeat. Repetition becomes rehearsal. Rehearsal becomes a door. And somewhere in the dark, the Librarian turns the page. I Am Librarian: The First Bleed is a supernatural psychological horror novel about conscience, obsession, guilt, and the terrifying moment when the thing a person hides finally becomes visible.
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NOVEL SERIES
Every person has a book. Not a diary. Not a record of what they have done. A conscience. Hidden beyond the waking world is the Archive, an endless library where every private thought, buried desire, resisted impulse, and almost-committed sin is written in silence. The Librarian reads what humanity hides from itself. He does not save. He does not forgive. He watches the margin between thought and action. When Mara Vale becomes the focus of Caleb Rusk’s quiet obsession, a book in the Archive begins to bleed. At first, Caleb tells himself he has done nothing wrong. A phone call is not a crime. Watching is not touching. Wanting is not doing. But thoughts repeat. Repetition becomes rehearsal. Rehearsal becomes a door. And somewhere in the dark, the Librarian turns the page. I Am Librarian: The First Bleed is a supernatural psychological horror novel about conscience, obsession, guilt, and the terrifying moment when the thing a person hides finally becomes visible. I see what you hide.
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GRAPHIC NOVEL
Zane Mercer didn’t remember leaving the bar. He remembered the whiskey. Cheap stuff, the kind that burned going down and came back up in pieces. He remembered the bartender’s face, bored, irritated, already done with him before he’d even opened his mouth. He remembered the music, too loud and too bright, shaking loose whatever thoughts he had left.
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This is our most ambitious creative undertaking to date—an expansive, multi‑volume novel saga built with cinematic world‑building, colossal star‑fleets, alien landscapes, and mythic storytelling at a scale we’ve never attempted before. And yes… MUSIC, full, epic albums, will launch alongside the series, transforming Essgardon into a universe you can see, feel, and hear in every chapter.