Down, down down
(They go) down, down, down

Down in the valley
They grow alfalfa
To feed the mutants
Roaming in the fields
They are gigantic 
Like tanks with sweaters
They scare the vultures
And squint at the sun
They’re drilling deeper than they ever have before
To find the water that will fill their hands with gold

Down, down down
(They go) down, down, down

Electric fences
Cannot contain them
They can escape 
Any time they like
Glow in the dark
Throughout the winter
To find intruders
Eat them for dinner
They’re drilling deeper through the layers of the clay
To find the water that will chase the dust away

Down, down down
(They go) down, down, down


Dangerous Mutant Sheep Herd

Brahms' Third Racket is a cinematic rock band from Southern California.  

BTR has a new single Dopamine Slave, which is the first song released from the upcoming record The Trouble With Robots.  BTR has released 4 prior albums:  Water Hammer (2016); Fantastic Shadows (2015); Out of Order (2014); and Strings Attached (2013).  

The name Brahms' Third Racket comes from a brilliant line uttered by John Cleese's character Basil Fawlty in Fawlty Towers, the short-lived, much-acclaimed, insanely funny BBC show from the 1970s.

BTR members:

Wishnefsky (vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming)
R. Matthew Carroll (bass)
Mary Ann Pelino (vocals)