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Next Time I See You At The Funeral Home, You're Dead

from Caligula: More Music From The Motion Picture by Vices

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And when one can’t make heads or tails of justice, crime or punishment, randomness prevails. A senseless death, none the less grounded in expectancy. Your final breath led to this weight that has affected me. And one can never find the words to rationalize loss until the moment of truth is cruelly served. Leave me with questions – will my passing be a means to earn a clean slate? Etched in impressions – Focus, presence, passion, tempting fate. Grief stricken memories – Pennsylvanian hills and moments seized. And we all are gathered here today to cast complaints aside and to reflect on what we’ve made. This network’s signal never fades, even if tragedy’s the catalyst uniting all who’ve strayed. Surrounded by your friends. Confronted with your end. Motionless, yet strangely full of life – half expecting you to sit upright and slight us for our oversight. Leaving us all behind – but how, to where, and why? Acceptance is easier said than done, but if anything is clear it’s that you would be the first one to tell us to move on, to urge us all along, to remind us of the fact that you are gone, and immortalize you through song.

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from Caligula: More Music From The Motion Picture, released March 26, 2014

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Vices Toronto, Ontario

We play a mix of metal and hardcore influences vaguely resembling a lot of stuff you loved around the turn of the millenium with some other stuff thrown in here and there.

R.R. - guitars
C.W. - drums
A.P. - bass
M.D. - vocals ... more

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