A-long, the side of the road,
In bloom, flowers start to grow,
Leaves start, to form on the trees,
Bird songs, float through the breeze,
It sounds picturesque, and so it should be,
But rubbish and fly tips are all you can see,
The roadside, the fields, the mountains and streets,
Littered with filth, discarded with ease,
There's no excuses,
You're lazy not inert,
Still no excuses,
Clean up the fucking earth,
The bins are all empty, the floor's fucking full,
Bags filled with dog shit, on branches they pull,
Tv's and settees, look down from up high,
Packets and wrappers blow around in the sky,
There's no excuses,
You're lazy not inert,
Still no excuses,
Clean up the fucking earth,
Polyethylene - polluting the streams
Polystyrene - it has no real means,
Cellulose acetate - all over the place,
Industrial waste - removed then replaced,
So when, when you look around, are you ok with what you see? (What you see)
Are you, you so self absorbed and ignorant to the debris? (To the debris)
At what, what stage does it get before you start to give a fuck? (Before you give a fuck)
How long, how long will it take before you change the way you act?
Before - it gets - too late - it's too late.
Dead Cross, Retox, and Qui members dish out subversive hardcore with an indignant smirk; come for the riffs, stay for the synth experiments. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 31, 2024
Knockout debut from a Buffalo, New York-based hardcore band who like their riffs sick, their drums fast, and their choruses sticky-sweet. Bandcamp New & Notable Mar 28, 2024
supported by 8 fans who also own “Take A Look Around”
At first this will probably sound like pretty raw punk music. However, a careful listener will notice that it is not as chaotic as it might first seem, that the melodies and lyrics intertwine quite smartly, that there is much more than meet the ear at first hear. Those who will continue will discover a very good balance between raw ebnergy and well constructed songs, an immediate sense of urgency which went through just enough refinement. In other words, a great punk album. Thibaut Devigne