3 A.M.

At 3 a.m., the house cat you thought was harmless becomes king. KNOX tears into Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" and rebuilds it as a feral slice of grunge chaos - a first-person monologue from inside the mind of a cat mid-rampage. A slow, sinister riff cracks the silence before the song explodes into a relentless build of running, jumping, and knocking things off shelves, twin guitars trading Grieg's iconic theme at breakneck speed. "You call this your home? You think you're the king?" the chorus sneers, "but when the clock strikes three, you belong to me." It's every pet owner's 3 a.m. nightmare turned into an anthem of pure destructive glee - right up until the punchline of a morning after: the same tiny tyrant, blinking innocently, demanding breakfast. "I'm hungry. Feed me."