Yaphet Kotto - Critical Response
from Split EP by Yaphet Kotto/Suicide Nation
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lyrics
The reason for this condition
Your blistered lips tell lies
Mark my words
We won't be silent
With each breath
We will defy
We will defy all you have created
We'll bury this machine
That has caused the people to suffer years of brutality
An empires demise
Mark my words
We'll bury this machine
Your blistered lips tell lies
Mark my words
We won't be silent
With each breath
We will defy
We will defy all you have created
We'll bury this machine
That has caused the people to suffer years of brutality
An empires demise
Mark my words
We'll bury this machine
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from Split EP,
released June 15, 2000
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Formed in October of 1992, the label initially existed to release the recordings of Current, but soon expanded to other
local Michigan bands and beyond. After 25 releases, the label paused operations at the start of 2006. In 2020 it awoke...
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This record genuinely shows the diversity of hardcore and how it paved its way to emo. It’s such an enchanting record with ear piercing screams and a beautifully melodic guitar, and don’t forget the random brass instrument brought in at random times. They remind me of a heavier Cap n Jazz. They have such strong evocative music, i can feel absolutely miserable or genuinely happy all in the same song. Thank you Constatine Sankathi.
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