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Been awake too damn long
Hyped up on acid, makes me strong
But now the new day has begun
Too far, too late, the job is done
Twisting spiral vortex dreams
Nothing’s ever what it seems
Waking world of technical screams
Burning universe of screens
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
Crash!
Get back down...
Energy siphoned through brain
Circling round and down the drain
Causing madness mental strain
At the end, vow, ‘Never again,’
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
Crash!
...Oh God
I’m gonna fucking Crash
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
I’m gonna Crash back down into the black again
Twisting spiral vortex dreams
Nothing’s ever what it seems
Waking world of technical screams
Burning universe of screens
I'd write something to entice you but instead I'm just going to tell you it's a band called "You Bred Raptors?" and if that doesn't make you want to listen to it then you can get the fuck out. Onslaught Six
I had an elaborate parody of Patrick Bateman's "Huey Lewis and The News" bit from American Psycho here, but it's too big to fit the recommendation box. So...It's Perturbator. Go get it. Onslaught Six
Female-fronted synthwave, retro electro, whatever you call it. I'm not going to lie: I'm biased because this is a side project of mine. That shouldn't stop you from listening to it. Onslaught Six
Dark sci-fi and horror influenced synth jams, combining touches of industrial, gothic and new wave music with Randi Hubler's alternately frantic and floating vocals. Check out the bonus tracks for an excellent Kim Wilde cover. In space, no one can hear you scream. A. Keswick
Dark electronic music gets warped and clobbered on the latest from Author & Punisher. Brooding, cutting, and claustrophobic. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 18, 2017