Who's Your Monster?
from Hello, Disaster by Visc.
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'Who's Your Monster?' is the last song that I wrote for the album, and focuses on my fear of death, something that most of us can relate to. I used to never think about it, but for the past few months it's been on my mind almost constantly.
The song itself was really influenced by artists like Tobacco, with the hard synth-guitar and prominent, yet simple bass. Of course, like most of my songs, there are definitely Muse influences as well scattered in there, with a vocal line that is influenced by Tame Impala and stuff like that. So it's a big ol' mix.
The song itself was really influenced by artists like Tobacco, with the hard synth-guitar and prominent, yet simple bass. Of course, like most of my songs, there are definitely Muse influences as well scattered in there, with a vocal line that is influenced by Tame Impala and stuff like that. So it's a big ol' mix.
lyrics
close the door
before reality get inside
and all the animals, every animal with nothing to hide
build your walls
and keep your thoughts above the highs of the tide
away from outside voices, all the other choices
alright
thoughts petrify me so
from the city echoes thousands of sighs
it settled in, it sleeps within
it wasn't god who made the look in these eyes
moves so slowly
I know it comes for me
the longest --
comes so slowly
I know it waits for me
the longest dreams
moves so slowly
I know it comes for me
the longest --
comes so slowly
I know it waits for me
the longest dreams
before reality get inside
and all the animals, every animal with nothing to hide
build your walls
and keep your thoughts above the highs of the tide
away from outside voices, all the other choices
alright
thoughts petrify me so
from the city echoes thousands of sighs
it settled in, it sleeps within
it wasn't god who made the look in these eyes
moves so slowly
I know it comes for me
the longest --
comes so slowly
I know it waits for me
the longest dreams
moves so slowly
I know it comes for me
the longest --
comes so slowly
I know it waits for me
the longest dreams
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from Hello, Disaster,
released March 20, 2017
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Visc. Atlanta, Georgia
Visc sounds like heavy clouds, eager to unleash hell on an innocent field of beautiful flowers. It fondles your heart and soul with the utmost delicacy, while destruction waits patiently for its moment to strike.
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