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Napalm Death - The World Keeps Turning EP

Brain Vomit

It Must be Thursday

Hitching a ride on the spiraling arm;
On nothingth dot on a nothingth point;
Searching for a forgotten question;
To a mutually exclusive answer.

The repeating pattern permeates;
Space/Time continuum bends too;
Consciousness reflects back forward;
On variables within the formula.

Digitized analog wavelengths a brain;
Surfing outer pangalactic dimensions;
Is existential psychonaut twidledeedum;
Lost in the outback on planet primate.

Future abyss locked on pupils;
Dilating expansion reveals cracks;
Interframework breakdown goes;
Doublespin awash in acidic bleach.

Realtime strategies call to arms;
Defeating mutant floods encircling;
Halo hangs over prophetic relic;
Saving hero from dishonor.


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Lamb of God - Wrath

These ole Virginian's are over-powering the mainstream with 'Wrath'. The group's sixth studio album sold over 68,000 copies slotting them at number two on the Billboard 200 Charts its release week.

"The Passing" instrumental intro fades into album that points the middle finger both at society and the individual. LoG continues its attack on the alienation created by hypocritical political action. Randy Blythe, refusing to submit to clean vocals, reaches a new level of clarity on this disc.

The group unleashes its best aspects through a harnessed and more unified sound. The 'Wrath' is full of the fury from the guys early days, has the swagger of their rise and the technicality of their prime.

Lamb of God will establish themselves as a landmark in North American metal history on the "No Fear Energy Drink" sponsored tour this summer. Riding the breaking edge of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal LoG are the voice of resentment in a technocratic society.

"I love this country, because I can hate it." - anonymous

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