Breaking Benjamin fan? Check out this Masterpiece

 

Scoring The End Of The World (2022)

Lyrics:

All the stupid lies and the stupid games

Left a vacancy in this picture frame

A prisoner by my own hands

'Cause if I can't have me, then no one can

I need to heal what I inflict

But I'll burn that bridge when I get to it

As I play roulette with a broken gun

I confess these sins with a sharp and spiteful tongue

So how do I apologize

And put the tears back in your eyes

When every canvas that I paint

Is a masterpiece made of my mistakes?

Outlined in guilt, my portrait stares

In a gallery where the walls lie bare

As I modernize my antique ways

True colors can't escape the brush of fate

So how do I apologize

And put the tears back in your eyes

On every canvas that I paint

Is a masterpiece made of my mistakes?

Illustrate all my pain

And set it all ablaze

Burn

And set it all ablaze

So how do I apologize

And put the tears back in your eyes

When every canvas that I paint

Is a masterpiece of my mistakes?

And in the light of my demise

I see my failures in your eyes

Every canvas that I paint

Is a masterpiece made of my mistakes

Possibilites of using AI to generate voice

 AI is becoming stronger everyday and new possibilities are surfacing. Today I'll present you a different use:

AI was capable of totally changing a voice in a song. In this example, we put Benjamin Burnley's voice (Breaking Benjamin) at a funky song called What I Want, by Telefunken's The Brew - check out the result below!

New Years Day - My Monsters

Unbreakable (2019)

Lyrics:

Afraid of the way I'm feeling when I say

That I should know better than to break down

I don't even know myself

All I see is someone else

And I won't let it pull me down, I've had enough

It won't stop feeding 'til my body self-destructs

I won't let it pull me down I've had enough

I've had enough

I've created a monster inside of my head

And it's eating me alive

I've created the demons, I once believed in

To get me through the night

Facing every fear 'til my blood's cold

Bigger than the ghosts that haunt my hopes

I'm not scared any longer

I'm stronger than my monsters

The sound of trouble as it follows me down

Trembling beneath my feet

It shakes me trapped in my own private hell

Trying to escape myself

And I won't let it pull me down, I've had enough

It won't stop feeding 'til my body self-destructs

I've created a monster inside of my head

And it's eating me alive

I've created the demons, I once believed in

To get me through the night

Facing every fear 'til my blood's cold

Bigger than the ghosts that haunt my hopes

I'm not scared any longer

I'm stronger than my monsters

No silence can keep me

As long as I keep breathing

I know I'll make it one more night

I've created a monster inside of my head

It's eating me alive

I've created the demons, I once believed in

To get me through the night

Facing every fear 'til my blood's cold

Bigger than the ghosts that haunt my hopes

I'm not scared any longer

I'm stronger than my monsters

I'm not scared any longer

I'm stronger than my monsters

I'm not scared any longer

I'm stronger than my monsters

Imminence - Infectious

 

 

Turn The Light On (2019)

 

Imminence - Infectious

Lyrics:

Got my heart in a cage, and my soul is afflicted
If doubt was a crime, then I'd be convicted
A voice in my head says I'm better off dead
Tell me (tell me), where's the comfort in the misery?

 

Came to the conclusion
That love is an illusion
We tiptoe around, and I keep shutting my mouth
But silence is the match that's gonna burn us down

 

The fear inside won't let me go
Until my heart lets me move on
Until my heart lets me move

 

There's truth in the lies like I predicted
Devil in disguise, these thoughts are infectious
It's all in my mind, but I can't seem to find
A way out of the darkness and just leave it all behind

 

Came to the conclusion
That love is an illusion
We tiptoe around and I keep shutting my mouth
But silence is the match that's gonna burn us down (down)

 
Burn us down (down)

 

The fear inside won't let me go
Until my heart lets me move on
The fear inside won't let me go
Until my heart lets me move on

The fear inside won't let me go
Until my heart lets me move on
The fear inside won't let me go
Until my heart lets me move on

Until my heart lets me move on
Until my heart lets me move

Post-Grunge...

 

Post-grunge is a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in the mid-1990s as a response to the popularity of the grunge movement of the early 1990s. While post-grunge bands often shared similarities in sound and style with grunge bands, they tended to have a more polished and mainstream sound and were often more radio-friendly.

The term "post-grunge" is often used to describe bands that emerged after the death of Kurt Cobain and the decline of the grunge movement in 1994. Many of these bands, such as Nickelback, Creed, Breaking Benjamin and 3 Doors Down, have a sound that is heavily influenced by the heavy guitar riffs and angsty lyrics of grunge bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam, but with a more polished and commercial sound.

Post-grunge bands also tended to have a more polished and mainstream sound, often using a more polished production and more commercial songwriting than their grunge counterparts. These bands also often emphasized on more melodic vocals, while still maintaining the emotional intensity of grunge.

One of the most successful post-grunge bands is Creed, whose 1997 album "My Own Prison" sold over six million copies in the United States alone. Other notable post-grunge bands include Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, and Puddle of Mudd, who all had several hit songs in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Post-grunge music has been criticized for its perceived lack of originality and its reliance on copying the sound and style of grunge bands. However, many post-grunge bands have achieved commercial success and have a dedicated fanbase.

Overall, post-grunge is a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in the mid-1990s as a response to the popularity of the grunge movement of the early 1990s. With its polished sound and mainstream appeal, post-grunge has become a popular and successful subgenre of alternative rock.

about Alternative Metal...

 Alternative metal and post-grunge are two distinct but related genres of rock music that emerged in the 1990s. Both styles are characterized by their hard-hitting sound and heavy guitar riffs, but they have different origins and influences.

Alternative metal is a subgenre of heavy metal that incorporates elements of alternative rock, industrial, and punk. Bands like Faith No More, Helmet, and Jane's Addiction were among the pioneers of the genre, blending heavy metal with elements of funk, rap, and experimental music. Alternative metal bands often have a distinct and eclectic sound, and their lyrics tend to be thought-provoking and introspective.

Post-grunge, on the other hand, is a subgenre of alternative rock that emerged in the aftermath of the grunge movement. Bands like Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and Pearl Jam were the forerunners of the genre, but it was bands like Nickelback, Creed and Papa Roach that brought post-grunge to the mainstream. Post-grunge bands often have a polished sound, with heavily distorted guitar riffs and melodic vocals. Their lyrics tend to be more accessible and less introspective than alternative metal.

Both alternative metal and post-grunge have had a significant impact on the rock music scene and continue to be popular among rock fans today. Both genres are known for their heavy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and intense lyrics, making them perfect for those who love to rock out and headbang. If you're a fan of hard-hitting rock with a heavy dose of attitude, alternative metal and post-grunge are the perfect genres for you.

About Breaking Benjamin:

Breaking Benjamin is considered an important band in the post-grunge style of rock music. The band formed in 1999 and quickly established themselves as a prominent force in the rock scene. Their sound is heavily influenced by post-grunge, characterized by heavy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and intense lyrics.

Breaking Benjamin's early albums such as "Saturate" (2002) and "We Are Not Alone" (2004) helped to establish the band as a prominent force in the post-grunge scene, with hits like "Polyamorous" and "So Cold" becoming staples on rock radio. The band's later albums, including "Phobia" (2006) and "Dear Agony" (2009) have been praised for their songwriting and musicianship, solidifying the band as a staple of the post-grunge genre.

The band's success is not only limited to their albums, they have also been a force in the touring scene, performing in major festivals and touring with bands such as Korn, Three Days Grace, and Avenged Sevenfold. They have also been recognized for their achievements, winning several awards and nominations, including a nomination for Best Rock Video at the MTV Video Music Awards for "The Diary of Jane" in 2007.

In summary, Breaking Benjamin has been an important band in the post-grunge style of rock music. With their heavy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and intense lyrics, they have become a staple of the genre and have gained a large fan base and recognition in the rock music scene. They continue to be influential to many post-grunge bands and their music continues to resonate with fans today.