Babylon Crash

You might say some of our songs are a little 'wordy'. 😂 🤣 😅

First rehearsal of 2026! It feels good to be back in the saddle and making forward progress. We've got an album's worth of material in rotation at rehearsal and now we've begun locking in the arrangements. To say we're excited would be a gross understatement. We are absolutely wired!

In the meantime, we're still actively seeking our fifth member. If you or someone you know is a solid rhythm (or lead) guitarist and can, at minimum, provide solid backing vocals, get in touch ASAP! Sing lead too? Even better. Once we bring our newbie fully into the fold, we'll hit the ground running and prepare for album pre-production.

In the meantime, we might drop a snippet or two of what we've been working on soon. Stay tuned!

Till then...

*The BC Boys*

Wishing everyone a safe and fantastic New Year celebration. See you in 2026!

Happy Holidays, everyone! \m/ \m/

Another rehearsal in the books. When we weren’t swapping ridiculous stories from gigs past, we spent a good chunk of time dialing in the current batch of songs in our cache — and even managed to bring in some new tuneage.

“Who Asked You?” zeroes in on the self-appointed expert who never stops talking long enough to hear themselves. It’s a loud, cheeky takedown of the room-hogger, the spotlight thief, the walking monologue no one subscribed to.

“Twilight Reverie” captures the surge that happens when two people collide with a chemistry too powerful for words — an electric pull that lifts them beyond the ordinary and into something expansive, bright, and otherworldly.

Things are looking good, friends. The material’s rock solid, diverse, and loaded with hooks that will camp out in your head for days. And honestly? It’s not what you’d expect from us — in the best way. We love surprises, and BC is shaping up to be a big one.

Can’t wait to get these songs out into the world. Hang tight, good people. \m/ \m/

J, Scott, Craig & Jason

Yesterday we gathered for rehearsal. In the rush of swapping ideas, chasing inspiration and enjoying some good old-fashioned bro time, we forgot to snap a photo to mark the occasion. The day was a slow unfolding. We added touches, explored dynamics, and let the songs reveal their character, subtle and alive, note by note. Five songs, to be precise. Since we're not quite at the stage where we have studio recordings to share, we thought a little overview of what we've got in the pipeline right now might be of interest to some of you.

"Man Of Glass" is about elite social circles where secrets are currency and "friendship" is just a shield for the corrupt. It’s for the quiet observer, the honest soul who sees the rot beneath the glamour. It’s a reminder that empires of lies are as fragile as glass, especially when the person they never saw coming is the one holding the hammer.

Immersion has never felt so flawless. “Reset” wanders through the glow of a digital Eden — a virtual world built for self-indulgence, pleasure and connection. However, when everything can be molded to perfection, what part of life...and ourselves...do we risk leaving behind?

Some longings are quiet but relentless, tugging at the edges of our consciousness. “Ache” moves through that space between need and release, where the thing we crave most hovers just out of reach.

Cubicles. Deadlines. Absurd rules. “Private Army” celebrates the quiet rebellion we all imagine, turning corporate drudgery into a battlefield of possibility — one stapler, one Post-it, one glorious revolt at a time.

“Walking Wounded” unfolds like a cinematic tale of resilience and rebirth. Bruised but unbroken, it traces the pursuit of a life yet to be discovered, where youthful abandon meets blind determination and every step carries the weight of what came before.

We wrapped things up with high spirits, high praise and high fives. A damn good Sunday! 😁

Shaping samples today on our cinematic track 'Walking Wounded'—tubular bells, strings, and piano to give it some layers. Straightforward to mix them in the studio, but figuring out how to make it all work onstage? That's the real hurdle. Challenge accepted!

Craig dropped in for some primo jams from The Darkness at Mars Music Hall last night. Naturally, he repped the band in style. 🤘 😎 🤘

Flipping through some recent song sketches, seeing what hits the spot. Here's hoping your weekend hits the spot too, friends.

Business cards and now T-shirts too? Yep. There's no turning back now. 😆