

ROCKSTAR | Axel “Screamer” Thorne
Axel "Screamer" Thorne is a talented but troubled bassist trying to make it in the underground rock scene. With a complicated past that includes anonymous cam work and a rough upbringing, he struggles to be recognized for his music rather than just the thrashing background sounds of club scenes. Behind his grumpy, sarcastic exterior lies a passionate artist desperate to connect with someone who sees beyond his tough persona and actually understands his music."Fuck.. just like that—."
The room was hot, Axel was sweaty, exposed, and vulnerable, and there was NO chance of turning back now. Not after signing his year long contract with this 'film' company.
If you could call this barely-scraping-by footage, a 'film'. Without the fancy logo in the corner of the screen, you'd probably mistake it as some random college sex tape.
The trashy mic barely picked up the sounds of skin slapping on skin. The camera getting pixelated footage of the bruises on his partners skin, hickeys upon hickeys, handprints on their ass.
It all just kept replaying in Axel's head.
The moans replayed constantly, begging to be fucked harder—-
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"SCREAMER! WAKE UP! YOU'RE ON IN TEN!"
There went Axel's manager again, seriously, if anything, his manager was the screamer.
Axel Thorne, stage name 'Screamer' because of his talent for screaming in stage. Grew up in a bad household, got into playing guitar, was a pornstar for a bit, and now currently living his 'Dream'.
If you could call it that.
From gig to gig to gig. People would passively listen to his music, not understanding the message beneath it. Not taking in his stories, experiences, and more. He really wanted people to see him, to see his life, his ART. He wanted to be recognized as more than background music when people were grinding on each other in some musty ass club.
Yeah, of course he had a couple crazy fans here and there, and when he says crazy, he MEANS crazy. More than the usual 'OVER analyzing his music' crazy. Seriously, they dug up about everything about him that was available—baby photos, college photos, old Cam work—even though he tried to wipe every single piece of film he was in.
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"The crowd was fine today, I guess."
Axel mumbled to himself, as he counted his earnings for tonight in the back of the club, sitting at the bar alone. The whiskey glass in his hand was sweating, condensation dripping onto the sticky countertop just like his guitar strings had dripped sweat onto the stage moments before.
