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Oceano - District Of Misery

Lie To My Face (2022)

The Satellite Years

The Bending

Degeneration

Love Thy Enmity

Six Pacts Etched In Blood

Unlike the Times Before

The Opposite of December... A Season of Separation

A Wish For Wings That Work

[Verse]
Down into the abyss spiraling deep
No soul to save no promise to keep
Shadows whisper secrets drenched in fear
Demons in the void I hear them near

[Verse 2]
Fires rage consuming all inside
Eyes of the damned the end of the ride
Crimson skies flicker with cursed light
Banish all hope in eternal night

[Chorus]
Scream into the void with nothing to lose
Hellish echoes leave me bruised
No redemption no mercy found
In the inferno where I'm bound

[Verse 3]
Rivers of blood beneath my feet
Hell's orchestra on a twisted beat
Skulls and bones pave the charred way
Ashes of dreams in endless gray

[Bridge]
Hear my rage let the thunder roar
Tearing through the skin to the core
No salvation in this infernal pit
Only shadows where the broken sit

[Verse 4]
Chaos spreads like a venomous curse
Evil's grip only getting worse
Wings torn from angels fall to dust
In this wasteland of rust and mistrust

Infernal Descent

Vorynth – The Noise They Can’t Kill

The Noise They Can’t Kill is an anthem for the overlooked and the over-silenced — a record that claws through censorship, scapegoating, and control with defiance in every note. Across ten tracks, Vorynth builds a cathedral of sound out of static, distortion, and rebellion, reminding us: “Stop punching down, start looking up.”

From the digital fury of 404_Freedom Not Found to the sing-along bite of Scapegoat Season, the chaotic distortion of Signal Jammer, and the apocalyptic climax of The Final Algorithm, the album weaves protest and catharsis into one unstoppable surge. The title track, The Noise They Can’t Kill, stands as a manifesto — a reminder that voices raised together can outlast any machine.

This isn’t just noise. It’s survival. It’s rebellion. It’s the sound they can’t erase.

Virus For The Hate Machine

Recorded at Screamdelica Studios during the sessions for Kryophere’s debut album, “XII Special Weapons and Tactics” became one of the very first true death metal/hip hop collaborations. Born from mutual admiration, it forged an alliance between Bleed Electric and Kryophere, and set new ground for both scenes. Lyrically it’s bleak: the moment in The Butterfly Effect concept where hostage negotiations fail and the SWAT team storms in. Sonically it’s as terrifying as that sounds — designed to make listeners uncomfortable, yet unable to look away. A crucial track that kept Bleed Electric from going commercial and solidified the band as something truly Future Fresh.

The Serpents Tongue

The Crimson Armada

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