1. |
From Below
04:34
|
|||
|
I've seen a few years come and go,
I've heard the dark things from below
I've felt them writhe, I've heard them scream
Our fragile world is much more than it seems
When it is cold they come a visiting
It matters not that you worship a new King
With the ice come eyes and things that crawl
To bring an end to one and all
When the trees are heavy with fresh fallen snow
Their roots feel something crawl below
A darkness seeps into our world
The past returns, our end unfurls
When it is cold they come a visiting
It matters not that you worship a new King
With the ice come eyes and things that crawl
To bring an end to one and all
So light your fires, light up your trees
Breathe the frosty air while you are still free
Share a tale and several mugs of ale
Enjoy the denial for just a short while
When it is cold they come a visiting
It matters not that you worship a new King
With the ice come eyes and things that crawl
To bring an end to one and all
|
||||
2. |
||||
|
Parental advisory
|
||||
Flesh Eating Foundation Stafford, UK
Flesh Eating Foundation are angry manglers of electronic sounds and vitriolic vocals, we’re talking electro punk for misfits and system victims.
Flesh Eating Foundation recommends:
Flesh Eating Foundation - 'Scumbags And Spent Slags'
by Flesh Eating Foundation
Released through Armalyte Industries
go to albumIf you like Flesh Eating Foundation, you may also like:
supported by 4 fans who also own “exchristmasstinction”
A brilliant band blending elements of industrial, metal and electronic music, with pounding drum beats,distorted synths and raw, powerful vocals. Intense. My favourite tracks are : Insubstantia, Pit of Fire,Tower of Disease, Degrade.
go to album
ÆPPRECIATION III - DEUTSCHE WÆLLE
by Leaether Strip
supported by 4 fans who also own “exchristmasstinction”
The new version of these songs are at least as good as the original versions. Love this album!
go to album
The Atlanta-based artist gets dreamy and dramatic on his latest release of pastoral post-punk.
go to album
Morir y Renacer
by Conjunto Primitivo
Hedonistic sonic collages that unspool cross-generational Latinidad and diasporic innovation.
go to album
