ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
    ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
     But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
                        Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
   cracked knuckles where backs
   straightened for the first time, and
   silence was shattered, not by noise,
   but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE POISON CAROUSEL, MYLEE GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　   ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
       We scream in the name of justice, treated
       like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
  ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
cracked knuckles where backs
straightened for the first time, and
silence was shattered, not by noise,
but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE DUST ARCHER, NOZOIRE GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　 ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
We scream in the name of justice, treated
like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
  ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
cracked knuckles where backs
straightened for the first time, and
silence was shattered, not by noise,
but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE ASHES MONARCH, SHAILA GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　 ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
We scream in the name of justice, treated
like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
  ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
cracked knuckles where backs
straightened for the first time, and
silence was shattered, not by noise,
but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE BLEAK WARDEN, BREEN GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　 ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
We scream in the name of justice, treated
like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
  ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
cracked knuckles where backs
straightened for the first time, and
silence was shattered, not by noise,
but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE RUINED HAUNT, NAYMA GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　 ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
We scream in the name of justice, treated
like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
  ‘WHAT CAME FIRST WASN’T NOISE.
But A Quiet Ignition That Refused To
Stay Buried.
　

　A spark born from shared hunger and
cracked knuckles where backs
straightened for the first time, and
silence was shattered, not by noise,
but by the decision to never bow again.

               
           NOTHING WAS WON, EXCEPT THE
           RIGHT TO NEVER KNEEL AGAIN.

ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ
WE SCREAM AT A WORLD THAT NEVER ACCEPTED US. FROM SILENT TEARS TO SCREAMS OF REBELLION.

THE VELVET VANDAL, DIBBY GRITNER. ㄨ

𖤌 . . The thunder of drums shook the city, electric guitars screaming chaos into the night. They wore tight black shirts, sagging skinny jeans, bullet belts hanging low, messy hair hiding faces lit by broken neon glow. Smudged stained the corners of their eyes, carrying quiet heartbreak. On stage, they screamed with joy met by the wild, aching screams of the crowd. “The World Calls Us Trash, But From There We Rise And We Scream Not To Be Heard, But To Stay Alive.”
　   
　 ‘DISORDER FLOWING IN OUR BLOOD.
We scream in the name of justice, treated
like trash never accepted by the world.

This city taught us how to scream before it ever taught us how to breathe. They see us as broken we call it surviving through sound.
️️️️ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ