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Sequence
05:19
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I have the energy of a nuclear facility
and I'm burning up from the inside
melting down my core
I am a diesel huffer
and I'm a metal crusher
and I smash the iron and rusty steel
I sheer the metal with my carbide shredding wheel
Microscopic microchip
deliver me apocalypse
I am graphene skin and tungsten bone
I speak in waves and palindromes
And with a sonic ray
I rearrange the DNA
I am the mega gene - omega genome
80IT4080 one and only one
Scan, process, consume
receive, analyze, resume
extract, decode, interpolate
try, fail, terminate
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Insect Joy
05:04
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I don't question why
I just colonize and metamorphosize
I'm feeling good in my exoskeleton
Man oh man, look at me fly!
Aimless, I've got no trajectory
About as happy as an insect can be
I feel ...
I feel insect joy
Joy for all the trillions
as we fly into oblivion
Tattered wings on wind we fly
higher to the brightest light
Here for all of you to hate
Alive, so alive for only a few days
yet we get some joy before we die
So, such is life
Moving triple time
toward the finish line
where nothing's left but an exoskeleton
I feel ...
I feel insect joy
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Container
04:39
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There is nothing so powerful in this world that it can't be contained and controlled with a button
You look smashing, babydoll!
Oh, don't worry about those teeth.
You can get new ones when you need.
All this and more - virtually free
Everything, I mean everything is commodity.
There is nothing so beautiful in this world that it can't be contained and displayed in a collection.
You look smashing, babydoll!
Man, I dig that "fuck you all" attitude!
We're all just organ donors in the end anyway.
Roll your eyes.
Yes, they will despise you.
We live in a world of empty containers.
Smash it, babydoll!
Man, I dig that "fuck you all" attitude!
We're all just organ donors in the end anyway.
Roll your eyes,
reach out and take the prize,
and rule the world of empty containers.
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I don't question why
I just colonize and metamorphosize
I'm feeling good in my exoskeleton
Man oh man, look at me fly!
Aimless, I've got no trajectory
About as happy as an insect can be
I feel ...
I feel insect joy
Joy for all the trillions
as we fly into oblivion
Tattered wings on wind we fly
higher to the brightest light
Here for all of you to hate
Alive, so alive for only a few days
yet we get some joy before we die
So, such is life
Moving triple time
toward the finish line
where nothing's left but an exoskeleton
I feel ...
I feel insect joy
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LowHero.DLL Atlanta, Georgia
LowHero.DLL is the electro-alt-pop solo project of Jonathan Chalker, based in Atlanta and distributed by Glim
Records.
LowHero.DLL invokes New Wave and Post-Punk influences ranging from The Normal or Blondie to Big Black or PIL. There are doses of 90's styled indie-rock to add an organic twist to the electronic sound scheme, which can swing from dance friendly stompers to ambient interludes.
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