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You rule
With an iron fist
I watched indifferently
But now I’m pissed
You damned old fool
Everything you ever start gets over you
Constant talking on the TV screen
While I still don’t get what you mean
Cuz once you start a fire
The flames will climb up higher
You know you can’t keep track of everything
This is no place for an empire
You judge
But you don’t know shit
Push buttons with no sense of consequence
And try to get away with it
I think I know what is up inside you
Messed up so bad you think that the world owes you
Your time's running short, last chance to get some of your own
But the hammer looms closely, so early you might go
Cuz once you start a fire
The flames will climb up higher
You know you can’t keep track of everything
This is no place for an empire
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Two Games Joined Gdynia, Poland
A music project that either covers songs from popculture - mostly video games - or does original songs inspired by these modern works. Often with lyrics, mixing topics from source material with personal experience. No set genre, but usually heavy. Call it "post-nerdcore," if you will. ... more
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This album completely caught us off guard with its professional sound design and wide palette of genres mixed in. Catchy as hell and makes smart lyrics inspired off My Little Pony. Genius!
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Rabbit Junk Will Die: Meditations on Mortality
by Rabbit Junk
Rabbit Junk is an absolute beast of a band that makes all sorts of hard-hitting genres its bitch, and this album shows that off extremely well. (Cyber)punk, whimsical, mysterious and powerful.
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A great, well-rounded album by a friend. Really feels like it embodies her newfound peace of mind and a sense of self-worth. Mostly circles around synthpop, but likes to go places almost every song.
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The industrial rock heavyweights return with their first album in over 20 years, produced by John Fryer (Nine Inch Nails, Cocteau Twins).
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Within/Without
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If you've been craving something dark and gritty yet stylish and dancefloor-ready, this hard-edged industrial synth opus might fit the bill.
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