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based on lenin’s october revolution, this song romanticises the rise of discontent and the emergence of a rebellion. sometimes it only takes a few rebellious minds to give the government and politicians a few impulses to rethink. and sometimes big changes can only be achieved through riots and unrest, through an uprising from the centre of society, through a revolution. these thoughts led me to write the song of the rebels. check it out now.

this song is a brutally honest reflection on unreciprocated love, told from the perspective of someone who lives life with passion and intensity, a true hedonist, a “life artist.” the metaphor of painting runs through the entire lyric, symbolizing the emotional exposure and vulnerability that comes with loving someone who never truly saw or understood the depth offered to them.
the track’s raw style mirrors the narrator’s inner unrest: reduced to sharp lines and cold colors, the song captures what it means to give your all and still be dismissed. what started as a masterpiece of feeling turns into a work abandoned, unfinished, distorted, and painfully personal. check it out now.

he’s under the bed — and he remembers everything you did wrong.
‚bogeyman‘ brings a childhood nightmare to life with eerie rhyme and a rhythm that creeps under your skin. told from the perspective of the creature itself, the song revives the archetypal fear of the unknown: the thing in the dark that punishes misbehavior and whispers consequences when parents no longer can.

the creative impulse behind this track came from the age-old concept of using fear to enforce discipline. the ‚bogeyman‘ isn’t just a monster, he’s a tool, a myth, a bedtime enforcer designed to make children behave. but in this version, the figure has a voice of his own, relishing the role he’s been given. with verses that escalate from toy theft to psychological torment, ‚bogeyman‘ shows how even the most innocent tales can harbor real cruelty. it’s a modern cautionary song, delivered in a sinister nursery rhyme cadence, playful, yet deeply unsettling. check it out now.

‚evil grin‘ is one of the most personal and painful lyrics i’ve written. it tells the story of someone fighting cancer—a slow, cruel battle that strips away strength, time, and dignity. the ‚evil grin‘ in the chorus isn’t just a metaphor for the disease itself, but also for the way it seems to mock both hope and resistance. i wrote this piece not only as a tribute to the people i’ve known who’ve faced this kind of suffering, but also as a way to confront the feeling of helplessness that surrounds terminal illness. the lyrics channel defiance in the face of death—because even if the war can’t be won, there’s meaning in the fight. check it out now.

the concept for this cover art was decided relatively quickly after i started writing the text for ‘evil grin’. as a symbol for a disease that eats you up from the inside out, i wanted to show a maggot peeking out of a ripe fruit. while the cherry still looks totally juicy and fresh in the light, you can already see the damage the maggot has done on the shadow side. check it out in the gallery.

looking for a visual analogy or metaphor for sperm on their selfish and quarrelsome way to the egg, i finally came up with the idea of cockroach-like insects. since i can imagine these insects, similar to ants, very orderly, almost in lockstep, this visual realisation also underlines the text title itself: ‘stossstrupp’. check it out now.

this is the first in a new series of cover works, and it represents the lyrics of ‘your scream’. inspired by the mythological construct of a banshee, a female spirit in irish folklore who usually announces the death of a family member by screaming, shrieking or wailing, i wanted to visually capture that very scream with this cover. check it out in the gallery.

wow! completely unplanned, but exactly to the day … after a 7-year break from writing, i’m finally back … it’s been burning under my nails for quite a while, and now i’m writing again.

and ‘steriliser‚ is the first of three new texts that are part of the concept album ”steinschlag“. it describes the pathological and delusional state of mind of the first-person narrator, who, obsessed with purity, wages a crusade against imperfection. the world and everything around him must be clean, sterile and uncontaminated, and he will use any means necessary to achieve his goal. a disturbing, clinical descent into madness, in which control turns into cruelty. the chorus pulsates like a disinfectant rush. check it out now. check the cover out in the gallery.