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Conturbatus I
05:36
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Conturbatus II
03:57
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Orders decried on the morning he died
Saved the bereft who’d have chosen a side
But once he was burned and to earth ash applied
Unrest and ire would arise like a tide
And none were immune, not a soul mollified
Animal animus feral, double-wide
Conturbatus
Ad undas, ad undas
Empty the crate of its ignoble freight
Rile up the fanbase, assign them a date
The blonde-haired and grey-bearded, gorged on the bait
Blood on the waves funneled fast, tunneled straight
The birth of the death of a nation at eight
Zip family ties ‘round the Mall-walking fête
Black mass, trespass
Thin blue lines are torn down, turned round
Ad hoc weapons playdate
FaceTime, fed crime
World of war hacks, one true heil queue
G.I. Judas
Conturbatus
Ad undas, ad undas
Dies irae, conturbatus
Ad undas, dies irae
Conturbatus, ad undas
Caissons go rolling along to parole
Thrown in the pen, stars and bars, neo soul
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Tad Bleak Chicago, Illinois
Tad Bleak is the project of Chicago composer and musician Jim DelFosse. A faded music diploma covered by a Stranglers poster; the mournful sound of the last Xanax clanging around the container. Where dark, strident piano themes - anchored by sinister bass lines - maintain an uneasy truce with soulfully twisted guitar schizophrenics. Eine kleine Nachtmusik? Not a little night music -a lot of it. ... more
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