"Heaven Shall Burn"
- Black Tears
- The Weapon They Fear
- Like a Thousand Suns
- Forlorn Skies
- A Dying Ember
- Murderers Of All Murderers
- Voice of the Voiceless
"Heaven Shall Burn"
The Weapon They Fear
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Heaven Shall Burn
жанры: metalcore, metal, hardcore
альбомы: Antigone
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Words, these words of freedom; A bequest, never to be silenced. A bequest, never to be silenced... silenced...In this world of lies, the truth - it means resistance; To make the masses see and sense their needs.He healed so many aching hearts, and wounds. And threw back the baseness - back to where it came from.Aspired from the middle, of his brothers; Charged this suffering and oppression. One single voice became a storm. His words and melodies - the weapon they fear, the weapon they fear...Threw back the baseness - back from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came... from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came.A bequest, never to be silenced...Nobody's chosen to suffer. Nobody's destined to rule. Gagged his mouth but not his songs, the songs we sing. Fettered his hands, But not, not these words he wrote: These songs we'll sing! These songs we'll sing! Threw back the baseness - back from where it came. Threw back the baseness - back from where it came...["Silence and screams are the end of my song." - Victor Jara.]
Antigone is the third full-length album of the German Metalcore band Heaven Shall Burn. The title was inspired by the female character of the play Antigone by Sophocles. The play is about a passionate young woman, that does what she knows is right, even though it is against the law. She makes sure that all of the town's people know what she did and she is punished by the king. The intro and the two outros were composed and recorded by Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds. A video was made for The Weapon They Fear; the song commemorates Víctor Jara. Tree of Freedom deals with the life of Nelson Mandela. Voice of the Voiceless refers to the band's strong pro-vegan stance. Bleeding to Death deals with the economic and social problems in post-East Germany, from where the band originates.
Bonus tracks on limited and Japanese edition:
1. Dislocation - 3:34 (Disembodied cover)
2. Not My God - 3:56 (Hate Squad cover)
Additional bonus track on Korean edition:
1. Straßenkampf - 2:03 (Die Skeptiker cover)