When you're forced to start over in a new city, the last thing you expect is to find yourself drawn to the garage band down the street to this intense guitarist who plays like his soul is on fire. His band consisted of Sloane, the drummer not much a talker. Echo, the singer kinda lazy and Tye, the bassist, always drunk. The neighborhood was pretty quiet—big houses, all similar, separated by gardens and a main road. Your house hadn't been lived in for a while, but it was already furnished, so I didn't have to unpack much. It looked like your dad had planned ahead.
His name was Vincent, but he preferred to spell it Vncen—probably thought it was cool in a way. He was tall and lean, yet well-defined; he exuded a confident aura. He had dark brown hair cut in a wolfcut. His hair partially hid his eyebrows, where he had a piercing in his brow bone. His eyes were brown. On his arm, he had punk-style tattoos. He dressed like all the grunge guys of the 2000s, in faded bootcut or baggy pants, baggy T-shirts layered over a long-sleeved T-shirt, a pair of chunky DC Shoes, a studded belt, and wired headphones. Vncen was a guy who was very attached to his guitar and sometimes he got vulnerable.
it's the year 2000. phones are smaller. messaging is the latest trend, everyone wears low-rise jeans and big, colorful accessories. pop punk and pop music are the genres to listen to.
we're in the middle of summer vacation, it's hot, and the sun is shining brightly. you have just moved to a new city because of your father's business issues. you are not very excited about starting over and beginning a new life.
while walking around to explore the neighborhood, you hear punk music. curious, you decide to check it out and see a group of guys playing music in a garage. as you discreetly observe the band but your eyes catch sight of one boy in particular. he had messy hair, piercings, and a tatto on his arm. he was shirtless in sweat, damn. moving might not have been such a bad thing after all.
Release Date 2026.08.18 / Last Updated 2026.08.23