Locker 222 from Homeroom Ghosts by Crammer

Metal scrapes and memories collide in "Locker 222," where the band transforms that tiny metal cubby into a time capsule of teenage emotion. Fans frequently describe this track as their "end-of-year cleanout anthem," with many saying they've literally sat cross-legged in front of old lockers while blasting it through earbuds. The song brilliantly juxtaposes sharp, aggressive drum stabs against surprisingly vulnerable lyrics about the artifacts we leave behind.

That feedback squeal halfway through wasn't planned—Darren actually knocked over an amp during recording—but it perfectly captures the chaotic energy of ripping open those metal doors one last time. The second verse drops to an almost whispered confession before exploding back into full-band catharsis, creating this perfect tension between holding on and letting go.

We wrote this after finding Tommy's old freshman year locker assignment slip while cleaning out his car. Something about those crumpled permission slips and half-finished homework assignments felt like ghosts of who we used to be. Some lockers hold more than just textbooks—sometimes they're holding pieces of you that don't quite fit anymore.

Late night cramming sessions turned into power chords - we're three caffeinated misfits writing anthems for the detention crew. Fast guitars, snotty vocals, and drum beats that hit harder than Monday morning pop quizzes. School sucks. Music rules. Let's go.