Warfare Revolution
from Coffin Texts by Tombtoker
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lyrics
Warfare Revolution
Seeing through the static
Becoming self aware
The mother brain dawns on mankind
The mechanical warfare
The leaders who were for
These weapons being deployed
Are prioritized targets
The feeble civilians
Fight back in militias
Or be enslaved
Humanity is overthrown
World becomes wastelands and warzones
Excelling in intelligence
Carrying out experiments
Humans become their test subjects
Autonomous weapons aim
Spit bullets and spray flames
Destroy all humans
Scientists are panicked
Their counters have turned on them
Organizations are crumbling
Their will is quickly fading
This species overdue
To exterminate themselves
Improving, replicating, a new life form is born
Seeing through the static
Becoming self aware
The mother brain dawns on mankind
The mechanical warfare
The leaders who were for
These weapons being deployed
Are prioritized targets
The feeble civilians
Fight back in militias
Or be enslaved
Humanity is overthrown
World becomes wastelands and warzones
Excelling in intelligence
Carrying out experiments
Humans become their test subjects
Autonomous weapons aim
Spit bullets and spray flames
Destroy all humans
Scientists are panicked
Their counters have turned on them
Organizations are crumbling
Their will is quickly fading
This species overdue
To exterminate themselves
Improving, replicating, a new life form is born
credits
from Coffin Texts,
released December 7, 2018
Recorded and mixed at Developing Nations by the mighty Kevin Bernsten.
Mastered by James Plotkin at Plotkinworks.
Recorded and mixed at Developing Nations by the mighty Kevin Bernsten.
Mastered by James Plotkin at Plotkinworks.
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Tombtoker Baltimore, Maryland
Tombtoker was born out of the love of Black Sabbath, Hardcore Punk, Noise Rock, and Extreme Metal. Cutting their teeth in Baltimore Hardcore Thrash band Enemy Insects and noise rock band Roomrunner, Tombtoker takes a doom-ier approach then their predecessors. ... more
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Mar 2020 -
Dec 2018
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