Seeing this live with Mudvayne this coming September can’t wait!!

Alternative PC - part 12

[Bridge 1]
I am getting so mad
Been too quiet, for way too long
Check this out
[Verse 1]
You walk straight, when the lights are on
Slithering snake, when the crowd is gone
Never own up, you never take blame
Spitting your lies, with nothing to gain
[Chorus 1]
Don’t make me mad, you won't like what I do
Staying away, would be best for you
Don’t take it there, you don't want this fight
I'm gonna blow, like dynamite
[Bridge 2]
You have been warned, for the first and last time
[ Guitar Solo]
[Bridge 3]
Check your self
[Verse 2]
You are done, you crossed the line
Living in shame, by your design
You lit the fuse, now watch it burn
This is the part, where the tables turn
[Chorus 2]
Don’t make me mad, you won't like what I do
Staying away, would be best for you
Don’t take it there, you don't want this fight
I'm gonna blow, like dynamite
[Chorus 3]
Don’t make me mad, you won't like what I say
Telling the truth, would be hell to pay
[Bridge 4]
This is where it ends
[Outro]
Don’t make me mad...
Don’t make me mad
Don’t make me mad...
Don’t make me mad
Don’t make me mad...
Don’t make me mad

Don't Make Me Mad - Metal

When power decays, rebellion becomes sacred.
The EP “Thrones Of Filth” is a three-track barrage of thrash metal warfare, fueled by rage, truth, and the spirit of resistance. Each song is a different wound in the body of a dying empire: exploitation, corruption, tyranny, and the final revolt.
It’s not just music, it’s a manifesto set to distortion.
With riffs sharp enough to cut through propaganda and drums that sound like revolution in motion, “Thrones Of Filth” stands as a brutal reminder:
Every throne built on blood will one day burn.

Tracks include:

Thrones Of Filth
The Aegean
Once A Hero

The Aegean

"The Pump Handle" is a fierce, metaphorical anthem about awakening to hidden "poisons" in society and the human psyche—those insidious patterns of misinformation, emotional avoidance, and collective denial that spread like a plague. Drawing directly from John Snow's legendary 1854 cholera investigation, where he mapped the outbreak and removed the Broad Street pump handle to halt the spread, the song urges listeners to "draw the map," identify the sources of toxicity (be it toxic media, shallow connections, or self-deception), and decisively "pull the handle" to drain it away. It's a call to break free from numb, crowd-driven illusions and reclaim clarity, truth, and genuine connection, blending historical grit with modern malaise.

Bled for Days

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