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Formicidae

from Revelation by Controversial

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    Releasing independently on 24th October, the forthcoming follow-up to Controversial’s 2014 debut ‘Inhuman’ seeks to further drive the band’s mission to deliver a fierce, high-tempo brand of metal that combines a tight, crushing sense of tension with dark, highly emotive themes.

    1. Revelation
    2. Tales of a Shattered Youth
    3. Formicidae
    4. Modern Era
    5. Black
    6. Spellbinder feat. Jens Doelken – Taste of Greed
    7. Unicode +1F648
    8. Conspirist
    9. Behind The Sun
    10. Fault Finder
    11. Depressionist
    12. Despair feat. Alex Baillie – Cognizance

    total length 43 minutes

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The song "Formicidae" (lat. ant) is clearly society critical. Especially the blindfolded obeying of exemplified lifestyles is pilloried. We lose more and more the ability to question things and move in patterns dominated by others. The individual potential seems to be used progressively less: "Why aren't we using any possibilities imprisoned in our own penitentiary". We are just too happy to follow the stream of consumption and neglect the consequences of our actions: "We see the horror of the world only through binoculars". We ourselves are the ones who will annihilate us in the long run if we do not rethink our actions.

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from Revelation, released October 24, 2019

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