Quick mood-matching reference for every album. Read this to find the collection that fits where you are right now.
| # | Album Title and Summary | Lead Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1/34 | Set List 19 — Della of Troy This set explores love at all costs, from the highs of connection to the pain of inevitable loss. It's about trying to hold on to love even when you know it won't last forever. |
G / PG |
| 2/34 | Set List 14 — 6,000 km to Denmark A more dreamy and hopeful set, it focuses on love, creativity, and the connections we make. The songs show how being open and vulnerable can be an act of rebellion. |
G / PG |
| 3/34 | Song List 5 — Love Without a Doubt A pure romance set about the ache of waiting for love and the joy of finally finding it — devotion, longing, and the quiet beauty of connection when it arrives. |
PG |
| 4/34 | Song List 8 — A Knight for a Lady A deep, unapologetic love letter to a single muse — every track driven by devotion, artistic inspiration, and the belief that one person can change everything. |
PG |
| 5/34 | Song List 9 — Between Us and Love A spiritual, meditative set about a wandering dreamer at a crossroads, guided by his heart toward love and meaning — deeper than romance and heavier than hope. |
PG |
| 6/34 | Set List 9 — The Thralls of the Flame Here, the songs are about standing up for what you believe in. They're about finding meaning in your daily life, your work, and the people around you, all while staying true to yourself. |
PG |
| 7/34 | Set List 8 — Boss Logic This set focuses on searching for who you really are, feeling lost, and trying to make sense of your thoughts. It's like trying to find calm in a noisy world. |
PG |
| 8/34 | Set List 3 — Self in the Mirror This one explores feelings of confusion, longing, and self-doubt. The songs are about trying to figure out who you are, especially when life feels like a mix of good times and bad choices. |
PG / PG-13 |
| 9/34 | Set List 1 — Glass Half Something This set is about a person going through a tough time, feeling lost in the world and struggling with trust, addiction, and guilt. It's raw, urgent, and really paints a picture of someone trying to figure out what's real in a chaotic world. |
PG / PG-13 |
| 10/34 | Song List 6 — Undertows and Afterglows A set about departure, hesitation, and the weight of leaving — love as a source of pain and fallout rather than comfort, built on abandonment, betrayal, and quiet despair. |
PG / PG-13 |
| 11/34 | Song List 1 — The Last Man Singing This set of songs talks about the darker parts of life, like struggling with who you are and dealing with painful situations. The music shows the fight to survive while being torn apart inside. |
PG / PG-13 |
| 12/34 | Song List 3 — A Day at the Office Rage and confusion fill this set, as the songs explore everything from personal struggles to trying to figure out what's real. It's a mix of hurt and strength. |
PG-13 |
| 13/34 | Song List 4 — A Traveler in the Distance A dark, artistically framed set about death, despair, addiction, and hopelessness — containing explicit suicide ideation and graphic self-harm imagery alongside a fragile search for redemption. |
PG-13 |
| 14/34 | Song List 10 — One Piece Missing A heavy, dark set, these songs focus on isolation, guilt, and how the world feels broken. Each track reflects a search for meaning in a world that's hard to understand. |
PG-13 |
| 15/34 | Song List 2 — Sheila Tequila Songs here deal with the aftermath of loss, dealing with sadness and the chance of getting back to who you were. There's pain but also hope that healing is possible. |
PG-13 |
| 16/34 | Song List 7 — High Tides and Landslides A lot of these songs deal with what happens after something bad happens. They're about trauma, survival, and figuring out how to keep going even when things are falling apart. |
PG-13 |
| 17/34 | Set List 2 — Plurality Here, the main character fights back against unfair systems and a world that feels numb. The songs use powerful language to speak out against injustice and point out what's wrong with society. |
PG-13 |
| 18/34 | Set List 10 — Go Ask Gramm This one takes on politics, media, and the world's power structures. The songs criticize the lies and manipulation people face from those in charge. |
PG-13 |
| 19/34 | Set List 11 — Noise, Lies and Longing This set uses dark humor and emotion to tell the story of someone who's seen a lot of bad things and isn't sure they care anymore. It's about surviving even when you're not sure what's worth it. |
PG-13 |
| 20/34 | Set List 16 — Kneel, Heal and Rise These songs deal with belief, self-deception, and what's real. It's about questioning everything you thought you knew and looking for something true. |
PG-13 |
| 21/34 | Set List 20 — The Cost of Light The songs here are about the emptiness people feel and how the world can seem fake. It's a critique of modern life, but also a way of trying to find a sense of rebellion against it. |
PG-13 |
| 22/34 | Set List 4 — Partnered to the Crime In this set, the lyrics dive into the pain of lost love, addiction, and the hope that maybe things can get better. It's a lot about facing your past and looking for a way to heal. |
R |
| 23/34 | Set List 12 — Wounded Masculinity The songs here explore love, heartbreak, and the messiness of relationships. It's about surviving the wreckage of love and figuring out how to move on. |
R |
| 24/34 | Set List 13 — Power Shields This one calls out political corruption and greed. The songs are a warning about how society's systems are broken and the truth is being buried. |
R |
| 25/34 | Set List 15 — Liminal State This set is a confrontation with personal chaos and everything wrong with society. It's about facing up to dysfunction and calling for awareness and change. |
R |
| 26/34 | Set List 6 — Definitely Not Love A bit beat-up and tired, this set looks at what it's like to keep going when life is hard. It's about survival, feeling worn out, but still holding on to something real. |
R |
| 27/34 | Set List 17 — Smirks, Swears, Moans and Cries A volatile, explicit set detonating sex, dark satire, incest references, violent sexual language, and child abuse imagery — raw confession wrapped in gallows humor and unapologetic irreverence. |
NC-17 |
| 28/34 | Set List 23 — Zionation A direct attack on the state of Israel's controlling influence over United States policy and action, aimed specifically at making American politicians, lawmakers, lobbyists, senators, congressmen, and acting presidents do what is best for Israel rather than follow the will of the voting citizens of the United States of America. |
NC-17 |
| 29/34 | Set List 7 — Train Off the Tracks These songs deal with grief, trauma, and how the world feels like it's falling apart. It's about confronting harsh realities and finding a way through the pain. |
NC-17 |
| 30/34 | Set List 18 — Corrugation Row The mood here is dark and heavy, dealing with grief and isolation. The songs are about a person coming to terms with their sadness, feeling like there's no way out. |
NC-17 |
| 31/34 | Set List 5 — Living à la Mode This set is a mix of bold and funny songs that talk about sex, ego, and the crazy things people do to feel important. But under the humor, there's a deep sadness and struggle people don't see. |
X |
| 32/34 | Set List 21 — A Cold Plate This set feels like a strange, emotional dream. The songs blend humor, memory, and pain, showing how confusing and unpredictable life can be. |
X |
| 33/34 | Set List 22 — Inherent Absence This set swings wildly between dark humor, raw vulnerability, and surreal chaos, bridging the familiar emotional territory of the earlier albums with something stranger and more unpredictable just around the corner. |
X |
| 34/34 | Set List 24 — Bi Ride or Die Ride The most explicit and boundary-demolishing set in the collection, this one uses sex, satire, and shock to confront everything polite society pretends doesn't exist, and dares you to laugh, cringe, and think all at once. |
X |
Lyrics by Collaborhythm Collabtunes' Tom Jensen.