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  • Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Our first full length album! It's limited to 500 copies (300 on black vinyl, 200 on blue). It was recorded and mixed in 2012 by Greedy Greg Williamson at the Killroom in Seattle. Mastered early in 2013 by Dave Edwardson of Neurosis. "Skulltank" art by Demian Johnston - other art by Zaac.

    If vinyl isn't your thing, then you can download the whole album for free from this page:
    ritualaddict.blogspot.com

    Includes unlimited streaming of Obediently Into Nowhere via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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    edition of 500 
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      $10 USD

     

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lyrics

Institutions of the privileged
On far away high hills
Disconnected from the suffering
Their inhumanity distills

All that old white money
Its whole bloody history
Drives the world with its ruthlessness
Feeds on the refinement of misery
Misery

We’re lost
We’re lost
We’re lost
Lost to the factories of death that they build with our hands

In this culture of slavery
The masses surge unaware
Our life’s blood building mansions for the rich
Blind consent to a world of depravity

We’re lost
We’re lost
Lost to the factories of death that they build with our hands

credits

from Obediently Into Nowhere, released June 10, 2013
Guitar: Kirby - Drums: Graham - Vocals/Bass: Zaac - Recording: Greedy Greg - Mastering: Dave Ed.

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