Balance and Composure - Twenty Four

Transcend the Archetypes

The Final Frontier

Celebrity paedophile ￼murder
Yeah yeah we heard ya’
I know your views 
This passes for good news
In Starmers broken Britain

Not safe to walk the street 
Another rapist now released
Ive heard your views
This passes for good news
In Starmers broken Britain 

Justice system fail
Revolving door bail
Legal aid mega sale
Duty solicitor retail 
Justice if you can afford it

Starmers broken  Britain 
Starmers broken Britain 
Starmers broken Britain 
Where criminals take 
the law into their own hands

Starmers broken  Britain 
Starmers broken Britain 
Starmers broken Britain 
Inhuman rights lawyer
Civilisation destroyer

Welcome to Starmers broken Britain

starmers-broken-britain-(neck-shank-mix).mp3

Punk Love

Cracking Down

MADBOY

UNITYTX "60 SECONDS (WAIT)"

Bloody Knees EP

Ghosts

West Chester progressive hardcore band Kaonashi's first single.

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Lyrics: 
This ghost town is full of people I used to know.
This ghost town is what I used to call my home.
(x2)

Awake, for the first time in my life.
Will I ever be alright?
Warm hands and winter nights.
Will I ever be alright?

I need to leave this behind.
This is my fucking exit.
Drifting on red walkways.
These memories will be erased.

This ghost town is full of people I used to know.
This ghost town is what I used to call my home.
(x2)

Kaonashi - Exit

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Suburban Scum - 04 Internal War

Formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 2012, Kaonashi made their first impact on the scene in October 2013 with the release of their EP Native. Drawing from both hardcore and progressive acts such as Coheed & Cambria, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and The Contortionist, Kaonashi has molded a technical, aggressive sound to call their own. With personal lyrics tackling the difficulties of depression and anxiety facing this generation, 2016 saw the release of their second EP Ex-Prayers in addition to a split with Sabella titled Never Home. Last fall, Kaonashi established themselves among their peers with the release of their groundbreaking third EP Why Did You Do It? – a rollercoaster ride across seven tracks ranging from downright brutal riffs to serene, melodic moments that has taken the scene by storm. Keeping on with a relentless touring schedule, the band has shared the stage with the likes of Between The Buried and Me, Code Orange, Knocked Loose and For The Fallen Dreams. Having built an intense and eager fan base for themselves through explosive live performances, Kaonashi now join the Equal Vision Records roster, another success proving their forward-looking take on metal will ensure their rise to new heights.