🐸 BISCUIT BREAKDOWN: A Lost Toad Biscuit Classic Resurfaces

This morning, Toad Biscuit fans woke up to something entirely unexpected: the long-rumored, long-lost debut track, Biscuit Breakdown, has finally clawed its way from the bog. Officially released alongside a rare interview with Rexar Fang, this early-era recording is both a time capsule and a gut punch—a raw, unapologetic reminder of the band’s feral roots.

Before the fire. Before the chaos. Before VE-NUMB.

Biscuit Breakdown isn’t just a song. It’s a primal scream from the swamp where Toad Biscuit was born, buried, and reborn. It captures Rexar and Vaelyn (yes, that Vaelyn) at their most chaotic, before fame, tragedy, and mental breakdowns tore them apart. It's sludge-metal trap with no filter: distorted guitars, throbbing bass, and Rexar's iconic half-snarled vocals declaring, "Croak for the gods, snap for the sin / The swamp takes all—it always wins."

The lyrics are grimy, theatrical, and hilariously grotesque. Lines like "Skulls split like shells on a wet stone" and "Biscuit kings on an iron throne" feel more like eldritch prophecy than standard alt-rap fare. And that’s exactly what made Toad Biscuit a cult favorite in the underground—their swampy absurdity was only matched by their explosive energy.

Watch the official song release here: Biscuit Breakdown - YouTube

To make the release even more surreal, Rexar broke his silence for an emotional interview on Echo//Error Network, talking for the first time about Vaelyn's disappearance, the fire, and what it feels like to unearth these forgotten tracks from "The Biscuit Cellar."

"We recorded that in Vaelyn's parents' basement on a two-mic setup held together with duct tape and trauma," Rexar laughs in the interview. "It was never supposed to go viral. We just wanted to scream into the void."

But scream they did—and the void listened.

The video description of Biscuit Breakdown is fittingly cryptic, but there’s no missing the message: the Toad Biscuit legacy isn’t dead. It's just been buried under layers of fire, fog, and forgotten memories. With the first of many unreleased tracks now unearthed, fans are already speculating what else might be lurking in the murky archives.

Watch Rexar’s full interview: Echo//Error Exclusive - YouTube

Whether you're here for the lore, the noise, or the nostalgia, one thing's clear: Toad Biscuit never really left the swamp. They just learned to croak louder.