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Armistice

from Redshift by BENIGN

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[Don’t cover it up] Makes it hard to see in here with all this collusion-bow down;enslaved mids polluted.I will stake a wager on the Mayan rendition,but I’ll make a safer prediction.Take all the petty shit-Call it off.We can reclaim the ambience.Feel so wise to state your case with so much conviction-I’ll break the bones of contention. Paralyze your sense of self, they’ll rape your complexion-but I’ll make the natural selection.Take all the petty shit-Call it off.We can reclaim the ambience.Take all the politics-Back it up.We will reclaim the ambience.Ego started every war-the cockfight’s just begun.If you saw the size of ours your brain would cave in. (Solo:Ciolli, Solo:Vessar) Feel so wise to state your case with so much conviction-I’ll break the bones of contention. Paralyze your sense of self, they’ll rape your complexion-but I’ll make the natural selection.Take all the petty shit-Call it off.We can reclaim the ambience.

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from Redshift, released April 20, 2012

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Formed in 2001, BENIGN has outlasted the shelf life of most bands by constantly outdoing themselves. Their eclectic style has always been based at the heavy end of the metal spectrum, while always allowing for intriguing time signatures, catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and myriad genre and classical influences. ... more

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