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On Spotify: Livewire: one weird ass album, the extended edition. 31 tracks, about an hour and a half.

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On SoundCloud: where it started, with the original 13-track release from 30 September 2026.

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Music videos

Two so far, one for Socket and one for Mike. Sound on.

Abajo

Socket's song

A lyric video set in Socket's tunnels under the city: scrap, swinging bulbs, sparks and a camera that won't sit still. 2:56.

Probably Fine

Mike's song

A painted music video for Mike's track: rooftops, rain, a Jolted and The Wick. 2:40.

All 31 tracks

The full extended edition in Spotify's running order, 31 songs and about 92 minutes. The 13 that were on the first SoundCloud release are marked.

#	Song	Time	Sound	About
1	Kettle on	2:30	Hip hop punk crackling with walkie-talkie static	A young scavenger on a night run for medicine, reporting in over the radio.
2	Tamaya	3:12	Japanese matsuri punk: shamisen, flute, taiko	Someone finds a crate of old fireworks and sets them off from the rooftops.
3	Never last orders	3:34	Irish Celtic punk: tin whistle, mandolin, banjo	The pub won't close just because the town is locked down.
4	We are the static First release	3:16	Fast punk anthem, gang vocals	The Static as a crew and a broadcast.
5	trespass First release	2:54	Skate punk with hardcore edges	Skating the spaces companies fenced off.
6	RENT IS THEFT First release	2:16	Crossover hardcore, 200 BPM	Anti-landlord rage, short and brutal.
7	Queue Jumper	2:29	UK street punk with an Oi! terrace edge	An end-of-the-world ration queue, and a bloke in a blazer who walks to the front.
8	Probably fine First release	2:40	Early-2000s pop punk	Mike's song: staying in a falling-apart city, sarcasm as armour.
9	Never one First release	2:50	Mid-tempo pop punk	Burnout from a job that never lets up.
10	My apocalypse First release	2:39	Electropunk	The end of the world treated as a party.
11	Keep calm	2:45	Raw late-70s London punk	Stiff upper lip versus the end of the world, with biscuit-based advice.
12	Hooch	2:38	Hip hop punk, Glaswegian lead	A moonshine still bubbling away in the ruins.
13	Hold still	2:41	Midwest emo meets pop punk	An instant camera with ten shots left, and what's worth keeping. Sam wrote the lyrics around his own long fight with depression.
14	Fuck your silence First release	2:37	Bratty pop punk	Refusing to keep quiet.
15	Famoso	2:54	Hip hop punk with Venezuelan llanero roots	Mike's other song: the board, the courier days, the comics, and wanting to be famous.
16	Curfew First release	3:27	Skate punk with short electronic drops	Breaking curfew in a locked-down city.
17	Chrome horse First release	3:15	Country punk	The board as a horse, the rooftops as the Wild West.
18	Abajo First release	2:57	Folk punk with corrido roots	Socket's song: living underground, building something from scrap.
19	Wet paint	2:32	Skate punk meets pop punk	Graffiti, skating and comics, over a hijacked corporate jingle.
20	Sign Up 2	5:59	Pop punk, extended	A second version of Sign Up.
21	Sign up First release	5:07	Bouncy pop punk with a corporate jingle	Satire of Cleanline's recruitment pitch.
22	Recalculating	2:41	Skate punk with an electronic edge	Joyriding a stolen ice-cream van while the sat-nav loses the plot.
23	pest control	2:36	Hip hop punk	Pest control on the city's mutated vermin. Not scared of any of it, only spiders.
24	Out of stock	2:01	Bouncy pop punk, London lead	Raiding an abandoned supermarket.
25	No service	2:23	Warm emo-tinged pop punk	The phones die and the street starts talking to each other.
26	Never touch the ground First release	3:26	Melodic skate punk, twin guitars	Rails, rooftops and never touching the street.
27	Never touch	3:29	Melodic skate punk	A second version of Never Touch the Ground.
28	Good news	2:51	Garage pop punk with a Wurlitzer	Vance's song: back through the gate with supplies, the friend everyone's glad to see.
29	I do what I want First release	2:32	Fast, snotty skate punk	A flat refusal to be told what to do.
30	I don't joke	2:45	90s riot grrrl punk with a Farfisa organ	Node's song, from the voice on the pirate radio who never jokes.
31	Everything Must go	2:43	Fast snotty punk with a honky-tonk piano	The whole city auctioned off to people in blazers. Nobody bids on the people.

In the game

Sound tells you who owns the street. Static turf is scrappy, pirate-radio and genre-hopping. Cleanline's cordons are sterile, compressed and jingle-adjacent. Each district gets its own cue, from boardwalk surf rock gone slightly wrong on the pier to a foghorn low end in Rust Cove, and the main theme runs through all of it.

Musicians who'd like to be part of it: skate punk and pop punk at 170 to 190 BPM, a live band in a room with the edges left in, and no ska. Get in touch through Sam.