Dreamwalkers

"Dreamwalker" is a brooding, introspective descent into the psychological underworld — a grunge-soaked hymn for the outliers who walk the razor’s edge between dream and reality. Anchored in a minor key (Am/Em/Dm), the track opens with a stripped, almost skeletal verse: clean electric guitar with a ghostly edge, backing a gritty, low-register vocal that borders on spoken word. The lyrics channel Jungian archetypes — the Shadow, the Hero, and the Self — wrapped in symbolic storytelling and dream logic. As the chorus slams in, the full band hits like a wave: distorted guitars snarl, bass rumbles, and drums punch with a hard backbeat, while the vocals soar into a pained, raw belt, heavy with frustration, guilt, and spiritual weight. The bridge drops to half-time, stripping the track back to its emotional bones before it builds into the final, most explosive chorus. The outro leaves the listener in suspended space — a lone guitar riff fading into silence, like the last breath of a vision seen too clearly. This is storytelling as exorcism, post-grunge with a soul, crafted for the few who see what the many ignore.