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Lyrics:

open fire 
ready kick it in
open fire 
feel the danger giving in
gotta find a space 
not in or out
gotta find that place 
not up or down

and it's gonna take a little time 
and it's gonna take a little now

open fire 
feel it sinking in
open fire 
see the danger creeping in 
come on find a place 
not in or out
if you find that space 
maybe up or down

its gonna take a little time 
and it's gonna take a little time now



Devil's Cellar

64K deviates from the norm to explore the depths of politics and science fiction with SMP frontman Jason Bazinet. This EP features six original songs ranging from dark conspiracy themes to far off futuristic concepts that parallel many of today's political barriers. Bazinet's vocals take the main stage here, sometimes making you question your own existence and wondering if the world around you should be taken at face value. 64K's dark industrial wizardry remains in-tact, sometimes even stepping outside of it's own genre. The majority of Choke was mixed by Wade Alin (Christ Analogue, The Atomica Project). At this time "Choke" is a digital only release.

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mail: unit.shifter93@gmail.com

SMP's Crimes of the Future was released in 2004 on Music Ration Entertainment.

Darkmath is a Miami-based digital/analog experiment.

Formed in San Diego, California, PRGRM is an electronic post-rock band with a diverse and eclectic approach formed in 2012.

Created at the “Warhol Loft”, the idea behind the new experiment was to crate straight-forward electronic melodies and percussions over a backdrop of live instruments. Nothing serious; no goal in mind other than just trying to make music with an experimental edge, refusing to get stuck in a box in terms of creativity.

Huddling in the bathroom late at night, a PRGRM emerged among the members of the project. A wall of sound was erected, keyboards destroyed and shows played as the band gained traction with influences ranging from Karen O to Nine Inch Nails, effectively stamping the band into the local circuit. Overtime, the band, set out to refine their project into a productive and exciting output for the PRGRM brand.

It’s all about making music and seeking art as a way to explore, communicate and express regardless of genre definition and other limitations.

“The display of technology mixed with acoustic/electronic instruments was impressive, as there were sequenced electronic sounds playing along. Make no mistake, the balance was just right, the sound and performance was a raw rock experience....and left the crowd hungry for more with their display of great musicianship, unusual style, and stage presence.”
— Clay Hackett - The Catalyst SD Rock and Metal Press
 

PRGRM recently released three brand new singles: “Liars, Meet me in the Bathroom” “Devil’s Cellar”, and “Phantom”. Available through major distribution networks.

Devil's Cellar

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