Synthesis

Synthesis

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Apr 10, 2025
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Paranormal
Music. It's everywhere. To Spencer Wayland, it's a way of life. But, of course, everybody's perception of life is influenced by how successful they become. One could say after selling a few thousand records after his debut album ... Spencer undoubtedly had every reason to believe music was a way of life. Following one riveting concert, though, his whole world shatters before his eyes. After becoming involved physically with his guitarist and accidentally taking his life, he now lives with the overwhelming guilt of his death. Though it was ruled as a freak accident, a mere mystery with no perpetrator, Spencer can't escape the psychological chains beating him down. The day his late bandmate's image begins to invade his mind only makes his grief all the more insufferable. TW: strong language, graphic violence, sexual content and discussion, assault, heavy alcohol/drug use, addiction, mature themes NOTE: All art is made by the author.
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#OriginalLyrics #YesIWroteThese Laney Penn's life is turned a full 450 degrees on its head when her cousin drops into her life. Her crush keeps looking the other way and sometimes she feels like her cousin is worth so much more than her. Their tiny band lands a gig on national TV, and she's not sure how much longer she can keep balancing the scales of her life. The months go by and Laney is changing and growing up. As she learns more about the world and the people in it, she learns to see things in herself and others she never thought could exist. Loosely based off of Grojband, the Canadian Cartoon

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