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inspired by the brothers Grimm tale ‚the brave little tailor‘, these lyrics denounce today’s “fake it till you make it” culture. the song draws a sharp line from the tailor’s boastful lie of slaying “seven in one blow” to the modern-day cult of self-promotion, where inflated success stories and curated personas replace real achievement. what starts as a playful retelling of the fairy tale quickly warps into a biting critique of influencer culture, hustle myths, and the hollow chase for fame. it’s a cautionary tale for an era that rewards illusion over substance. check it out now.

written as an aggressive indictment of the catholic church, ‚reformation‘ confronts the centuries-old doctrines still defended today, from the suppression of women’s rights and same-sex love, to child abuse scandals, indulgences, and the church’s self-appointed rule over national law. the lyrics tear down the illusion of sanctity and expose the systemic rot masked by ritual and faith.
this is not a call for quiet reform, it’s a declaration of war from the shadows. the chorus turns into a stomping battle cry for the dark scene: a collective rise, a rebellion wrapped in rhythm, to burn down the old order and build something new. check it out now.

inspired by the dark myths and erotic folklore surrounding the ‚queen of spades‘, this track tells the story of a mysterious dominatrix figure, seductive, cruel, and shrouded in occult power. the lyrics don’t name her outright but drop enough sinister hints for those who dare to read between the lines. she is a symbol of submission, humiliation, and destruction, all delivered with a twisted sense of ceremony. the chorus strikes like a whip, and each verse sinks deeper into degradation. you won’t forget her once she owns you. with stomping beats and aggressive shouts, ‚queen of spades‘ blends EBM force with theatrical storytelling. check it out now.

the danger of single-issue thinking in a complex world
“into the fire” was written from a growing discomfort with how easily the word sustainability is misused. the global push away from fossil fuels is necessary, but necessity does not guarantee wisdom. too often, the debate stops at renewability and refuses to look at consequences. resources are labeled “green,” while their real-world impact is pushed out of sight.
the background of this song lies in the contradictions of biofuels. corn, wheat, and other grains are renewable, yes, but their large-scale cultivation and processing come with a heavy price: massive carbon footprints, deforestation, destroyed grasslands, and rising pressure on global food systems. what is framed as progress in the west increasingly relies on extraction, cheap labor, and land exploitation elsewhere. especially in times of global famine, burning food to keep engines running becomes a moral fault line.
at its core, “into the fire” examines how desperation creates tunnel vision. good intentions turn dangerous when they inherit the same logic as the problem they aim to solve. this is not a rejection of sustainability, but a demand for honesty. real solutions must look beyond comfort and optics. otherwise, we don’t step out of the fire, we just walk deeper into it.
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this track is a stark and relentless confrontation with the everyday tragedies that too often go unseen, or worse, ignored. each verse alludes to a disturbing scenario: a young woman facing sexual violence, a drug victim crushed under social expectations, radicalized youth drawn into extremism, and the deadly consequences of drunk driving. none are described directly, and that’s the point. the lyrics challenge the listener to look closer, to connect the dots, and to question why these patterns keep repeating.
‚don’t lose sight‘ was born out of frustration. not just with the acts themselves, but with the apathy surrounding them. news cycles move on, witnesses look away, and society shrugs. this song doesn’t offer comfort, it demands attention. the chorus is a chant, a warning, and a call to action: open your eyes. the world isn’t broken in secret, it breaks in plain sight. check it out now.

this song confronts one of the darkest taboos of our time: the child abuse committed by the church, and the blind eye turned by both society and faith. ‚morbid charity‘ is a furious indictment, not only of the institution that enabled these crimes, but of the god figure at its center, who, if he exists, allowed it all to happen. the lyrics walk the line between accusation and blasphemy, transforming the voice of pain into a weapon of rage. this is not a quiet protest, it’s a violent reckoning, a heretic’s anthem sung on behalf of the voiceless. check it out now.

a game of life. a board of control. Inspired by the rigid rules of chess and how they mirror the power dynamics of real life, ‚the bait‘ is a track about strategic oppression, and the urgent need to break free from it. the lyrics play with metaphors from the world of check: pawns, traps, moves, and mates. but instead of kings and queens, the battlefield here is class struggle, manipulated destiny, and a society that teaches obedience before self-determination.
the idea came from observing how many people are conditioned to wait for the “next move”, guidance, permission, approval, only to be punished for following orders. this song is a call to arms: don’t stay in check, break the pattern, dominate the board. check it out now.

sometimes the darkest color says it all. ‚black‘ is a brutal anthem about our self-inflicted decay, how we suffocate truth, celebrate ignorance, and decorate our downfall with pride. the track denounces the daily sleepwalk of existence, where apathy, vanity, and blind obedience rule. we poison what’s left, call it progress, and never look back.
the idea for the lyric came from observing how modern society constantly praises itself while erasing its own roots, how we live in denial, filter out reality, and wear collapse like a badge. the song follows this thought to its logical end: everything turns black. check it out now.

a declaration of allegiance – to the electronic music scene itself.
‚electro attaché‘ is written from the first-person perspective of a militant envoy of the underground, someone who doesn’t just represent the scene, but lives and breathes it. he’s not a dj, not a fan, he’s the pulse behind every strobe, the beat behind every bassline.
inspired by the relentless energy of EBM beats, the lyrics turn the character of the “attaché” into a kind of sonic warrior: defending the raw, authentic spirit of electronic music from dilution, decay, and commercial takeover. the scene is under siege, and this figure stands at the gate. the chorus is the core – explosive, chantable, and militant. it’s where identity and duty collide in a charged manifesto. check it out now.

when fear is weaponized, silence becomes complicity.
“feel scared” is a warning shot and an indictment aimed straight at the moment when hate stops whispering and starts marching. the track confronts extremist violence not as an isolated outbreak, but as the visible outcome of a political climate that tolerates, softens, and ultimately normalizes fascist language. it’s dedicated to everyone who refuses to look closely when intimidation becomes strategy and fear turns into a tool of power. this song doesn’t describe panic, it flips it back onto those who rely on it.
the creative impulse for this song came from the events in cossewitz, saxony, in january 2016, when right-wing extremists vandalized an entire neighborhood. but the focus goes further: “feel scared” traces the path from speeches to pamphlets, from rhetoric to fists. set in a stomp-heavy, classic ebm framework, the track translates political cowardice and street violence into a relentless, physical pulse. sharp sequences, rigid rhythms, no room to hide, the sound mirrors the escalation it exposes.
at its core, this track is about cause and effect. about how mimicking extremist rhetoric doesn’t contain hate, it feeds it. it’s for everyone who sees how the line between conservatism and extremism blurs under the guise of “realism.” stand your ground. name the source. refuse the language. don’t retreat. check it out now.