Born in a cell
Growing surrounded by darkness
Shocked shell , cracked seamless mind
same story to tell
dies repeats the cycle
dies repeats the cycle
wearing the key around the neck
Told to check there never, ever
That is wrong, never ever,
Pass that door
Just, repeat the cycle
Just repeat the cycle
Like an engine inside a machine
Used, replaced once old
Matrix built a prison from within
We’re all born inside
Am I the only one who saw a light
Coming from a crack
in that door
I see it reduced to ashes
As our hopes did
The smell of burning cadavers
Brought us joy, as they burn, we see a future
A future as humans
as we’re supposed to live
A future of freedom
beyond what we’ve always dreamed
Let’s get this
Party star-
-Ted now that we saw the light
Even though
It requires
A massive genocide
Never underestimate a human driven by an extreme hunger
We don’t mind to bleed
We don’t fear your pawns
We don’t mind to bleed
It flows with hate
It melts, your face
I’d die, to see, you down
Never underestimate a human driven by an extreme hunger
Before another cycle,
Repeats itself,
We will, be free
I'll admit I kinda wrote this off as just another modern brutal death metal album when it came out, but upon revisiting it I was happy to discover I was quite wrong. This band have, with this release, hit upon a brilliant blend of atmosphere and brutality that surprised me with every new song. Hopefully this is the record that gets them some more exposure, as they deserve it. Amanda Kauffman
It's hard to describe this one. It's brutal, it's crazy, it's kicking ass! Some weird and insane shit. It's like a punch in the face…with a Knuckelduster…by your mom…on Christmas. Sælzer Bub
I wouldnt call it blackened death but it certainly has the bleak dark atmosphere akin to Akhlys or Watain while pummeling you with pure death metal and a touch of dissonance and doominess á la Morbid Angel..it really combines almost everything i love about metal and theres not a weak spot on here..their first album was good but this is stylistically much different and a vast improvement. Queefer Sutherland