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Torches
04:56
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Burning cars on the streets
Despair painted homes
Not a single sign
Giving hope for any good
Hunger was what drove people out to the streets
The first shot was what drove them to kill
When a car bomb turned the mayor to waste
They hadn't had the ninth meal
They hadn't had the ninth meal
Distrust turns to hate
Extremities move further away
In the temple of unfairness
In the highest tower block
They keep everything to themselves
At the feet of it smell of gasoline
Distrust turns to hate
Extremities move further away
And away
Where are all the responsible ones?
Proclaimers of promises, preachers of hope?
Don't you see that this country will fall?
Don't you see where all this comes down to?
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Deep Blue
04:10
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Under the thick smog there's no light from the sun
On shores of dying waters there's no trails of other life
And I always tried my best to stand firm
Though they all gave up
And I always tried my best to realize
What signs mean to us
Like sound of a siren
after explosion
echo the screams
when did this life turn to an everyday survival?
Oh, the sea that used to be a road to freedom has painted its face
painted its face and turned to deep blue emptiness
I tried to carry you
I tried to carry you
But I wore out
And I always tried my best to stand firm
Though they all gave up
And I always tried my best to realize
What signs mean to us
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Slivers of Silence Vaasa, Finland
Slivers of Silence is a melancholic metal band from Vaasa, Finland.
Slivers of Silence recommends:
Popmetal/crossover in Finnish. Catchy melodies, surprises, great singer!
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The Wrench and The Screwdriver
by Extinction In Progress
Mixture of american metal, djent and hardcore. Crazy and aggressive, songs about COD and Spyro the Dragon..
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Weightless at Dawn
by Truthseeker
supported by 4 fans who also own “Torches”
Instrumental, low tempo, death/doom metal. Great combo and perfect for sitting down with a beer after a long day.
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Of Ash and Dying Light
by Nachtterror / Altars of Grief
supported by 4 fans who also own “Torches”
Room of Angel: What an amazing cover. The subject matter is right on point for Altars of Grief, and it feels genuine. Great song.
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Raven And The Nightsky
by Dark The Suns
Finnish death metallers leaven infernal dynamics with triumphant, infectious melodies, striking a compelling balance between grit and grace.
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Epic folk metal with spectral vocals and churning riffs make for a chilling listen.
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