1. |
Veil Of Peace
01:49
|
|||
|
Why leave a trace
If you just
Run the rat race
Hollow sleep replaced
Emerge soaked in doubt
Dark taste in your mouth
Can't just spit it out
Why try a veil of peace
Living decease
Burn down every throne
Be sold like the rest
Add a chip to the chest
Suffocate with mouths of gold
|
||||
2. |
Hydra Delete
03:33
|
|||
|
Hate vs eternal truth
You coward
You liar
Go cause chaos somewhere else
Empty barrels make louder sounds
Corporations
Nihilist
Mr. One percent
Mark them off your list
Superstitions
Become true evil
Incarnate that they condemn
Those false leaders
Nihilist
Mr. One percent
V.I.P. to this
Livestream beheading
In real time
Your death cult ends here
Hydra delete
|
||||
3. |
Atomic Bowl
03:13
|
|||
|
Conscripted graveyard
Cheers of the damned
Make some new years plans
Skin the pig
No one wins
Keeping score with bones
This atomic age
Grows old until
All that's left unnamed
And the clocks shatter
This american
New age
Empty shadows left
First and ten
Team deranged
No love
Make war
|
||||
4. |
Modern Hollow
02:37
|
|||
|
Cancel all plans
Sit back stare at it
Human vanishing point
Provide no shade to
Those dying of thrust
Not a single drop
Hunt like leopards
Death from above
Below all goes
Destroyed by the
Concept to seek
No heresy
Renounce
This hollow
Modern
Age
|
||||
5. |
Sounds Of The Ocean
05:32
|
|||
|
Streams of plastic
Dreams of conglomerates
Burn it down
These entities
Of industry
All the beauty
That you see
Will all one day
Be concrete
Don't insult me
I can't fix this
Mess you made
I'm not buying into
Your box seats
Of this world's demise
Dream on
We need to implement
Solutions now
End the myth
Of endless
Resources
|
||||
Volente Beach Austin, Texas
If you like Volente Beach, you may also like:
Five veterans bashing out their own new version of post-hardcore; world-weary perspective, fresh, urgent, crackling with feeling.
go to album
Blackened hardcore with the sheer heady power of stadium crust and the glacial melodies of second-wave black metal.
go to album
The Texas band's debut lives up to the persistent buzz.
go to album
Riffs for Reproductive Justice
by Black Flags Over Brooklyn
An extensive compilation of metal, hardcore, punk, and folk songs benefitting reproductive justice non-profits around the world.
go to album
Let Pain Be Your Guide
by portrayal of guilt
On their gut-wrenching debut album "Let Pain Be Your Guide," screamo revivalists Portrayal of Guilt demonstrate their transcendent potential, beyond a shadow of a doubt, in a blinding flash.
go to album
No One Wants To Speak About It
by Adzes
Seattle band Adzes craft sludgy dirges with elements of noise rock, post-metal and shoegaze, united by a staunch moral compass.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 21, 2023
go to album
