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Topic: [New Noise] Curlupanddie (Read 2445 times) previous topic - next topic
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[New Noise] Curlupanddie

.. or: What a music forum could be like.
I'm sick, alone and bored, so I decided to introduce you to a band, who manages to capture my current mood already with their name:

[New Noise]
Band: Curlupanddie
Genre: Metalcore
Label: Revelation / Status Recodings
Description:
- Very violent Metalcore with nice/humorous song titles (doctor doom, a man of science, doesn't believe in jesus, why the fuck do you)
- Fits well into a playlist right after Converge and before After School Knife Fight
- Good Coverart
- Latest Release: We May Be Through With The Past EP
- Beautiful Insanity

Music: (New -> Old)
I Hate Almost Every Person I Come In Contact With
Ted Nugent Goes AOL
Absolute Denial of the Ultimate Nullifier
Hella Vegas Kids Say "Hella"

Links:
Curlupanddie HP
Status Recodings
Revelation Records
Review of Unfortunately We're Not Robots @ Punknews.org

Lyrics: Ted Nugent Goes AOL
When we stood and wiped away your eyes and reached for our heart's last beat. not once did you look back for me. not once did you hold me without the thought of him. switched off minds melt away in processed conversation. barely breathing, i am the diseased. we are the hidden agendas staring as we are decaying, eagerly waiting to breathe (see). we are all dead. these burnt buildings for him and a city worn away, i'll crush those roses before we meet again. and for the fallen, i've finally given up on you. (singed lips bleed softly from all to hell.) there's no fear in machinery. there's no point in any of this.
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.