1. |
|
|||
|
Whispers to shield our eyes from decline of promise stagger through to elder years.
They’ve made forever deceived, blind believers of us.
Never believe your eyes. Never believe our eyes.
In these days of hell
We never learned to see past our self-importance.
We only gaze through liar’s eyes. Dull as night.
Forever. We’ll always be prisoners to these days of hell.
With tired eyes we stumble through the haze, ignorant to our failure.
Your legacy intact through insinuation and our days....days of hell.
|
||||
2. |
The Elders
05:17
|
|
||
|
In a vast, corroding world when the stale light of dawn has come they'll ask you with frightened eyes Mother, Father, what have you done? What have we done?...
The Elders shut their eyes and turn away from the hell we've made The burden they will pass to the young will break their dreams
With ancient and sickly hands the elders will gift keys to rusted empires and barren seas
Legacies of Decadence have paved streets of greed. (Mother Father) What have you done? What have we done?
Oxen like offspring, we're born into toil, born into pain
On our backs we carry your apathy we carry your failure...we carry your lies... and from the distant alleys of tomorrow you can hear their weary cries... Hear their cries.
They'll expect you to go beginning of the end of the world
We'll hang our heads in shame and sorrow for the price that must be paid by the young of the coming dawn.
You are, you are but a whisper... to the young of the coming dawn.
|
||||
If you like Age of Collapse, you may also like:
Dead Cross, Retox, and Qui members dish out subversive hardcore with an indignant smirk; come for the riffs, stay for the synth experiments.
go to album
Sinister Feeling
by Sinister Feeling
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2024
go to album
This Is All We Ever Get
by SPACED
Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet.
go to album
A massive compilation of Washington DC duo Teen Mortgage's fuzzed out, propulsive garage punk singles and EPs.
go to album
Escape From New York
by Cash Bribe
New York hardcore meets classic thrash metal meets Jane's Addiction-esque alternative on the Brooklyn crushers' sensational debut.
go to album
Harsh Reality
by Stress Positions
Chicagoans craft indomitable hardcore for uncertain times, full of mangled riffs, and larynx-shredding hooks—plus a touch of post-punk.
go to album
Revved-up and totally askew post-punk from Buffalo’s Ismatic Guru, with guitars that corkscrew like mad.
go to album
