Wisdom Left Unfound

Dreaming Of Her

nekrocean

A dark, melancholic instrumental post-punk track featuring slow, haunting guitars and a dreamlike atmosphere. Evoking nocturnal longing, distant memories, and the lingering presence of someone who returns only in dreams. Ideal for dark cinematic scenes, introspective visuals, and atmospheric storytelling.

No Oxygen

nekrocean

An instrumental post-punk track featuring repetitive, distant guitars and a persistent, driving bassline, creating a claustrophobic and suffocating atmosphere. The feeling of being trapped in a crowded city, struggling to breathe beneath the weight of strangers’ stares. A desperate urge to escape the concrete jungle and leave everyone behind in search of silence and space. Ideal for urban isolation, dystopian visuals, and dark cinematic scenes.

Empty Platform at Night

nekrocean

An instrumental post-punk track with a dark, melancholic atmosphere, evoking the feeling of standing alone on an empty platform late at night. Cold urban landscapes, distant lights, and a sense of isolation create a nostalgic, cinematic mood, ideal for urban exploration, night scenes, documentaries, and atmospheric visual projects

Alone

nekrocean

An instrumental post-punk track with a bleak, haunting atmosphere, evoking the feeling of being alone in a ruined city beneath an unknown presence looming overhead. A desolate urban landscape, silent destruction, and something unfamiliar obscuring the sky create a sense of isolation, helplessness, and quiet dread. Ideal for dystopian visuals, sci-fi horror, urban decay, and atmospheric cinematic scenes.

Подъезд

nekrocean

An instrumental post-punk track opening with a sorrowful piano melody before gradually unfolding into a wave of emotion, with distant yet intense guitars and an expressive bassline. A rainy night outside her apartment building, standing at her door, hoping to tell her everything you never managed to say. You wanted one last chance, but she never opened the door. Ideal for melancholic love stories, rainy night scenes, and emotional cinematic visuals.

A Meaningless Walk

nekrocean

An instrumental post-punk track featuring distant, melancholic guitars and a dark, introspective atmosphere. A meaningless walk through the city at night, wandering alone beneath streetlights with nowhere to go, questioning who you are and where you belong. Outside, the streets are illuminated, but nothing can bring light to the darkness within. Ideal for urban night scenes, lonely city walks, and introspective cinematic visuals.

Shake It Up Baby Now

Shake it up baby now, twist and shout, come on come on come on baby now, work it on out!!! Perfect for dreamy, atmospheric eye candy. Love and lust and the cuddling moments that may follow. To help calm or chill out that push and pull. If Ferris Bueller sang this one to his girl at the end of a love scene.

Hold Me Down

Vampire Road

Governed With Fear

Right from the start the music gets your attention. Very fast, aggressive social commentary. Several catchy riffs along with melodic solos. Aggressive earworm music that stays in your head! Use it in pieces or use the whole thing; you can't go wrong with Governed with Fear!

Don't Let Her Go

Yeh Yeh Yeh Yeh (Do it)

Yeh Yeh Yeh Yeh (Do It) is the 4th single from south London alternative-indie/post-punk duo Shiny Brain Crayons. Cheerleading you into action SBC are ripping off the covers & breathing fresh air through your soul with this invigorating bop. Laid back vocal swag rests atop fizzing synth loops, linking post-punk alternative hip-hop & indie roots. Yeh Yeh Yeh Yeh (Do It) goes from rise to shine, as they motivate you to journey into the entrancing world of creativity. Along the way, SBC make friends with Roald Dahl; get inspired by Quentin Blake; jump into Alice’s Wonderland all the while revelling in weirdness, joy and living in the moment. Yeh Yeh Yeh Yeh (Do it) channels the B52’s, Asteroid Galaxy Tour, Janelle Monae and a guitar solo Beck would be proud of. BBC6 Music’s Dave Gilyeat says SBC are “nutty and I love them”. Their previous singles were recently featured on BBC6 & Radio X John Kennedy, quoting; “ a future big one?”