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The first song Marcus wrote for us after being in the band about a year or so. Things started taking some kind of turn after Marcus started writing stuff.

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Suffer to grow, shatter your soul, crushing pain layered deep in anesthesia. Borderline, caving in, give in to the Irony. Annihilation, eradicated crumbled into dust on the corner of a schizophrenic mind. Validation in degradation; no one seems to notice that it happens every where. No regard for sympathy and no affiliation to the movements that attach themselves to sanity. Atrocities committed with no end in sight. So try as you might crush will prevail to own your fucking life. Struggles aside, all must sacrifice. Crush thick slab granite, bearing down on me. The relentless forces of gravity. Pulverized and brought to a state of equilibrium standing still. Pressure builds upon free will. Delayed planetismal bombardment. Calcium and others combined. Water becomes obselete, still questions flood the mind. Decoding the cryptic encasing, melting like the glacial terrain. Volcanic metazoa, geomorphic change.

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from From Hand Axe to Laser, track released September 1, 2005
Lyrics by Ben Hunsdorfer, Music by Marcus Frattura and Deathamphetamine.

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Deathamphetamine Boston, Massachusetts

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Sci-fi Grinding Thrash, formed in 2002.
Lyrical themes include: Sci-fi, environmental destruction, phantasmagoric events, dystopian present and future.
Influences: death metal, punk, hardcore, grind, black metal, and power metal. ... more

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