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“Dkaid” by morphyx (song page, archived)

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Song: Dkaid
Artist: morphyx
Genres: Industrial, Alternative Space Rock, Industrial Rock
Captured: January 17, 2001 (3 captures)

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• morphyx

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Dkaid

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  PRIM. GENRE : [ Industrial ]
  SEC. GENRE : [ Alternative Space Rock ]
  ADD. GENRE : [ Industrial Rock ]

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BRIEF DESC. :

a brief glimpse into the lives of the millennium's retro-future post war nuclear family. is'nt this how we all grow up?

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Lyrics

no one came to the door today the memories had long since faded away all that remained were the scars they left behind

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society has begun to isolate and insulate from itself, shielding any possibility of advancing beyond its limited knowledge. fear has spawned a new technology of security which is becoming the drug of choice in a trustless society. run to the comfort of big brother as he prepares you for the bitter medicine behind his back.

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Review Count: 1 Rate Avg. : 8

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Being a keyboardist, I really love the piano that you weave in and out of the track. It gives it just the right kind of despairing atmosphere that's crucial to a good "industrial" sound. I can definitely hear the Bowie/NIN/Manson influence on this song, especially the vocals. It would be perfect to play between something off Bowie's "Outside" and and later NIN. I also like the combination of electronics and more organic sounds here - great chorus, too. I couldn't quite make out all the lyrics (thanks to my crappy connection that can only lo-fi), but I think musically the piece speaks for itself.

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