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Listen to the sound of a revolution, to a generation who are striving to be heard. Rise up! Let's build an army to fight the ones above us, who hold monetary value higher than ourselves. Aesthetics pleasing to the naked eye but a troubled soul hides behind the false life of a glamorous life. Deceiving are the elite and their plans of mass genocide. Let's wage this war before population control. We are the chosen ones! We are the tired nation! We are the burning ones! We are the revolution! Stand up, fight for your rights! We are the chosen ones! Rise up! Let's build an army to fight the ones above us, who hold monetary value higher than ourselves. Aesthetics pleasing to the naked eye but a troubled soul hides behind the false life of a glamorous life. Deceiving are the elite and their plans of mass genocide. Let's wage this war before population control. Listen to the sound of a revolution, to a generation who are striving to be heard. Buildings will crumble, blood will be shed. We have suffered through silence. Perdition to those who resist. We have been silent. We have endured.

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from Via The Verge, released October 20, 2015

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Via The Verge Norman, Oklahoma

Oklahoma progressive metal

Vocals- Joseph Kelm

Guitar- Zackery Arvieux

Guitar- Hutton Weaver

Bass-Charles Gafford

Drums- Billiam Boyd ... more

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