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Part One
08:08
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we are destroyers / without shame / without restraint / keep denying / the obvious / keep making / weak excuses / we are destroyers / without shame / how can we look / into your eyes / and pretend / it will be alright / and while we look / into your eyes / we will burn inside / everything will burn
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Part Two
08:43
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there is no self / no free will / only neurons firing / currents flowing / we walk the earth / like mindless drones / we are not in control / of our desires / existential dread / a crushing emptiness / drenced in self hatred / a sea of pain / i can't help myself / I think no one can / the dark consumes me / the light destroys me / no sense in being / no sense in believing / all is without meaning
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Part Three
11:12
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no hope / no trust / in a better tomorrow / in anyone or anything / i've felt this way / for far too long / i can't make it stop / i can't make it stop / i've felt this way / for far too long / you will be / a victim of your past / just like me / no hope / no trust / in a better tomorrow / in anyone or anything / do not become like me / that is all i ask / but everyone / is a victim of their past / i'm sorry / no hope / no trust / in anything
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Devastating Light Tampere, Finland
Devastating Light is a DIY post metal/doom band from Tampere, Finland. Devastating Light takes you on a bleak voyage exploring the pain of existence in our modern time, mental health issues and the effect that has on a person and people around them.
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Heckity wreckity. I wasn't expecting much when I opened this page and saw the compilation's title. The first thing I noticed was just how many tracks are in this compilation, and how there are some big names in here, e.g. Nordicwinter. The second thing I noticed is how within the first 10 tracks there had been a bunch of strong ones. My expectations were flawed, but I'm pleased to be proven wrong.
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Sublime crust with all these anguished vocals answering to each other, showcasing a sense of desperation I've never felt.
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