Confessions Of A Traitor - Don't Make A Girl A Promise

Track 3 from 'Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos' which releases worldwide in early 2012 via Basick Records.

Vocals and lyrics by DMT
Guitar solo by Marty Friedman

LYRICS:

Behind the walls we seem to know 
We have faith in too many things 
And we just don't know what to choose 
We have control over everything 
And we could stand to lose it all 
I believe we are...Supernova 
Born onto a dying star 
What if we had known but what if we were never meant to know 
Behind our star 
What if we had known but what if we were never meant to know 
We die stranded here 
Would we survive? Would we die behind our star? 
We want this to be over 
We believe in so many things 
That we just don't know what to do 
We have faith in too many things 
That we just don't know what to choose 
Supernova....Tell us once again will we ever know? 
Tell us who we are. Born onto a dying star. 
Home again, home again, home again. 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
When will I be home again? 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
We want this to be over. 
Tell us who we are...tell us who we are...tell us who we are...tell. 
We want this to be over although we need it so badly. 
Supernova. Tell us once again will we ever know? 
Tell us who we are. Born onto a dying star. 
Tell us once again will we ever know 
Tell us who we are 
Born onto a dying star, tell us who we are

Catharsis

Remix I did for Clawerfield. The track appear in their EP "Engines of Creation" released in August 8th 2014.

http://clawerfield.bandcamp.com/

2014 - CLAWERFIELD - Redemption (Drop RMX)

Necropolis

What Escapes Me's debut album "Egress Point" out now!

10 The Truth Of A Lie

MP3 Download: https://www.mediafire.com/?uzop2f313u1dl7z

Produced, Mixed & Mastered by Devesh Dayal

Goddess Gagged is:
Siddharth Basrur - Vocals
Devesh Dayal - Guitar/Vocals
Arman Menzies - Guitar/Vocals
Krishna Jhaveri - Bass
Jeremy D'souza - Drums

Lyrics:
The way I came in will not lead us to the light
The only way out is up but I have to go around
Say hello, you might end up feeling alive
Alive

Say hello, you might end up feeling alive (feeling alive)
The clock will always move forward
Unless time is on your side
There's too much resistance
When all you do is try
All we have is time
To keep ourselves aligned

The way I came in will not lead us into the light
The only way out is up and I will take it to survive

The endless echo
Of me dragging my feet
Will drown out
Every other sound

More bang for your buck
And less complicated news
More bang for your buck
And less complications

The way I came in will not lead us into the light
The only way is up and I will take it to survive

Handmade waterfalls and man-made streams (Flow into your mind)
Satellite skies waving goodbye
There's a way out but I know (It's from the inside)
This time will design
The sound that defines

There's a way into your street and it's paved with hope
But you have to turn around and say hello
The sight of you sighing sinks in so suddenly

Black and white, and such other sights
We're nowhere close to being far from the light
(So far and few between)
(We want to be found)

And if it's all just the same, then it's all just the same
(Around the detonations)

Handmade Waterfalls

The debut album from Alluvial, featuring Keith Merrow (Conquering Dystopia) and Wes Hauch (Black Crown Initiate).

Buy here: http://keithmerrow.com/

Alluvial - "Gabrielle"

Glass Eye Dawn

Watch Them Fall

Pandemonium Is Now

Widek&Backe - Passing (Vocals)

Aggressive. Angry. Fierce. Downright thrash metal.

Formed in a decade when heavy metal was still in its infant stages in India, Devoid has grown to become veteran death/thrash metallers representing a genre which was long under represented in the country.

Formed in 2005, the band then comprised of lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Arun Iyer, drummer Shubham Kumar and the lead guitarist Keshav Kumar. The three member group would meet Frank Pawar in 2006, which would be the line up for the larger part of the bands career. The band called ample attention on to itself by winning Campus Rock Idols which was one of the biggest competitions for rock and metal bands at that point in time, with in the first year of being together. With the fan base steadily increasing Devoid started touring with several indigenous acts in the scene like Demonic Resurrection, Bhayanak Maut, Myndsnare, Kryptos, Brute Force, Infernal Wrath etc. playing cities Pune, Hyderabad, Delhi, Shillong and home ground- Bombay. It wasn’t too long before the band moved from opening slots to headlining slots.

In 2010, Devoid reached one of its biggest and most crucial milestones in the band’s career when they released their debut ‘A God’s Lie’ through Demonstealer Records. The band toured Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune along side death/thrash metal troupers Nervecell from UAE. In the years to follow Devoid went on to share the stage with Cradle of Filth, Decapitated and Sybreed when the bands toured India. The band received rave reviews for the album all across, with one reviewer who went as far as to say that “A God’s Lie is a thrash metal fan’s wet dream come true”.

Post A God’s Lie, Devoid encountered two more vital milestones when the band reinvented itself with a new line up. In 2011, Sanju Aguiar who filled in for Keshav Kumar while he was in UK joined the band on a full time basis. In 2012 the band saw another line up change with the departure of bass guitarist Frank Pawar whose place was then filled in by Abhishek Kamdar.

The band that has always carried anti-establishment has the central lyrical theme is currently plotting its sophomore release, which would be a concept album. Devoid has, and always will be- Downright Thrash Metal.

Pandemonium Is Now

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