I Blame The Music Television
from 2081 by Burn the Remains
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When I first came here years ago, it was a far better place. These men were heroes, and respect was a common thing. Now this scene is just a shell. A desolate wasteland corrupted by ignorance and hatred. A place where legends have been reduced to common folk, where labels and images distort perceptions of the truth, the bastards that parade these floors, the storming contradictions, they are raping and pillaging this scene. Ladies and gentlemen! This is a call to arms! There are few who still have heart. And the dark clouds above our heads grow larger and larger every day. This is the death of our scene. I will fight for the only thing I believe in. Who’s with me? Who will stand? Stand and fight, fight or fall, fall or be forgotten...
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from 2081,
released May 21, 2010
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Burn the Remains Chicago, Illinois
"Chicago's Burn the Remains draws listeners in by making music with thought, emotion, passion, and dedication. Combining brutality with melody, Burn the Remains provides a visceral and raw side to educated songwriting."
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May 2010
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