Life Howls Back

from "Bad Moon" (2014) by KRANG

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Amoebic form, balled up beast
An aspiration realized as disbelief becomes the norm
Keep me 'o chaos precursor, my gateway to idyllic worlds

Unknown beings lack predestination
No disregard for repercussion
A creature born through peace & scorn
Oxymoronic self-crowned kings

Oh chaos incursion - Don't let my love fall short
Systematic depression - Let the moralistic abort

An idea at first which seems insane
Explodes repeating in my brain
I embrace it... And Swallow My Pain

In a world of blinding light and innumerable angles
We still see such rudimentary forms
Eyes swim with the lucid disappointments of our waking
We've dreamed effulgent moments, we're capable of so much more

Road weary, regret-less the same
On this path - Our dreams became actualized
This highway hypnosis ingrained in our lives

Standing upon Life's precipice
Gazing out at the abyss
Howling at that vast sea of black
Screaming for meaning

And Life. Howls Back
And Life. Howls Back

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from "Bad Moon" (2014), released June 6, 2014

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KRANG Chicago, Illinois

(BROKEN UP) Beginning in 2009 as a group of friends from various other projects paying tribute to the crust and stenchcore pioneers of old, KRANG has evolved in members, sound, structure and technical prowess. Now incorporating elements of burning spirits style hardcore, d-beat, and the chug-heavy riffs of 80's thrash metal, KRANG has found their own distinct brand of fiery punk rock. ... more

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