Night sessions and damaged hooks
Tracks started as dark demos, stripped beats, layered distortion, and depressive melodic ideas built in isolated sessions.
ABRAXAS runs under HTG with a darker, colder edge. Underground occult rap, depressive hooks, sharp textures, and tracks that feel like they were exported straight from a corrupted night session.
ABRAXAS is the colder side of the HTG world. Underground occult rap with terminal UI energy, blacked-out moods, and release material aimed at people who want it ugly, sharp, and honest.
The project sits between depressive rap, distorted hooks, and a more code-styled visual identity. The sound stays emotional without getting soft, and heavy without turning into empty noise.
Released under the self-created label HTG, ABRAXAS is built for singles, visuals, merch drops, and live rollout all under one controlled page instead of being scattered across random dead links.
Tracks started as dark demos, stripped beats, layered distortion, and depressive melodic ideas built in isolated sessions.
The ABRAXAS page locks the sound to a proper visual frame: purple-black palette, code UI, sharp typography, and one clear release system.
Out-now blocks, streaming cards, and promo-ready sections give each release somewhere solid to land instead of dying in drafts.
The next move is simple: harder releases, more visuals, limited merch, and room-tested live sets under the same HTG structure.
Animated placeholder stats ready to swap for real streams, drops, sessions, and cities once the catalog is fully live.
Streaming cards for the active release. Replace the placeholders with your real URLs once distribution is live and humans can go click things.
Main streaming route for reach, repeat plays, and algorithm exposure once the release starts moving outside your own devices.
Clean platform slot for the listeners who still like curated libraries and minimal visual clutter with their emotional damage.
Use this block for official uploads, lyric videos, visualisers, and anything that benefits from search plus replay.
Best slot for rougher cuts, demos, alternate mixes, or anything that should still feel slightly unfinished and dangerous.
01 → 13. No words.
Same release layout and interaction model as the Stretty build, just shifted into the ABRAXAS palette and mood. Miracles do happen, apparently.
A lead single built on clipped drums, cold synth haze, and a vocal line that sounds like it barely held together on export.
Short-run EP material with more melodic damage, sharper textures, and a tighter visual frame under the HTG banner.
Visual-first release block for reel edits, short teasers, and sharper promo assets tied back to the main one-page site.
Teaser cards for the next releases, visual drops, and rollout phases. Replace dates when the real release plan stops mutating.
Upcoming single with a colder vocal bed, denser low-end, and a stronger visual package built for teaser campaigns.
Multi-track release expanding the catalog with more structured sequencing, heavier atmosphere, and better repeat pull.
Dark visual piece aligned with the next track cycle, shaped for shorts, reels, and a full video release.
Placeholder merch cards styled the same as the last build, just shifted into the ABRAXAS world. Swap images, sizes, stock, and checkout URLs when the store is ready.
Oversized black hoodie with ABRAXAS front mark, HTG back print, and darker panel detailing built for night fits.
Front print tee with sharper gothic-type treatment, muted purple details, and a back hit built for live dates.
Sticker and patch pack for laptops, cases, and other objects people keep pretending are personality traits.
Tour cards stay built like a standalone page but inside the one-page flow. Keep or remove dates depending on how close you are to dragging this thing on stage.
Dark room set under the HTG banner with hard visuals, stripped staging, and enough pressure to prove the project live.
Placeholder routing card for a tighter venue with purple-black visual loops and room-level energy instead of bloated nonsense.
Future routing block for the next push once releases, visuals, and merch all lock in together under the same feed.
Click any image for the lightbox. Same gallery system, same JS, new mood. Humans love consistency when they are not busy ruining it.
The form keeps the same validation and behaviour as the last build. Hook it to Formspree, Netlify Forms, EmailJS, or your own backend once you want actual submissions instead of browser theatre.