Vast - Full [work] Discography Jun 2026

A return to the heavy. Black Magic is raw, lo-fi, and aggressive. It was released exclusively via his website. The title track is pure industrial rage.

The journey of (Visual Audio Sensory Theater), the creative brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Jon Crosby , is a sonic odyssey spanning decades. From the cinematic, goth-influenced industrial rock of the late '90s to the intimate, acoustic storytelling of the 2000s, VAST’s full discography reflects a restless and innovative spirit. VAST - Full discography

A gift to the faithful. Recorded in the stunning acoustic perfection of London’s Union Chapel, this album strips the songs down to their bones: Crosby, a piano, a guitar, and a cello. It is revelatory. becomes a ghost story. "Flames" becomes a hymn. It’s the definitive document of his live power—intimate, terrifying, and beautiful. A return to the heavy

Released on his own label (24 Hour Record Store). The title is ironic because the production here is less layered than the debut—more organic, more folk. Fourth of July and The Lost Song sound like a man walking through a desert alone with an acoustic guitar and a broken heart. The title track is pure industrial rage

Crosby’s work is defined by thematic dichotomies: sacred vs. profane, love vs. obsession, faith vs. nihilism. His discography, spanning from 1998 to the present, is a chronicle of artistic independence, major-label disillusionment, and a relentless, often solitary, pursuit of a sound that feels both timeless and utterly fractured.

In the late 1990s, amidst a sea of nu-metal and bubblegum pop, a project emerged from Austin, Texas, that dared to blend the atmospheric textures of Dead Can Dance with the industrial grit of Nine Inch Nails. That project was VAST (Visual Audio Sensory Theater). Fronted by the enigmatic Jon Crosby, VAST carved out a unique niche in music history—a sound that was simultaneously apocalyptic and spiritual, heavy and ethereal.