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Subido: 2015/04/25

Blood Moon from the forthcoming Make Them Suffer album Old Souls, out May 29th.

Pre-orders at http://www.makethemsuffer.com.au/

Director/Co-DOP/VFX - Jason Eshraghian

Producer - Robert W. Livings

Co-DOP/Lighting/Editor - Clayton Orgles

Camera Assist - Phillip Hancock

Makeup Artist - Freena Hamilton

Produced and Recorded by Roland Lim & Marlon Ingle

Mixed by Joey Strugis & Mixing Bros

Lyrics

I went and turned it off; I'm not finished.

I tried to stitch it shut; I wasn't finished.

Please, please, please beat me to pieces.

I'll never cry again. Bludgeon me senseless.

For the friend in my head, let's endlessly talk.

For the love of god, make him stop.

Fill me with pain. I've had enough.

Spill me. Wipe me up and wring me out again.

Now the blood moon is pulling it's eyes out.

And my friend in the dark dances on.

I'm not even there.

No I'm not even there.

Everybody wants a piece of me.

Cut me up taste my misery.

How come nobody wants of piece of me.

Stitch me up to fix my agony.

Spill me. Wipe me up and wring me out again.

Cut me open;

I'm not even there.

Spill my insides;

I'm not even there.

Stitch me up and fix my everything again.

No I'm not even there.

Everybody wants a piece of me.

Stitch me up and fix my misery.

How come nobody wants of piece of me?

This schizophrenia's got me pulling my eyes out.

This blood moon, it's got me pulling my eyes out.

Please, please, please beat me to pieces.

But now i'm pulling my eyes out.

I'm not finished.

Comentarios

8 years ago

Sam Grist

I the breather a little here?

8 years ago

MediaBoy13

Seeing them live tomorrow with Black Tongue and I, Valiance

8 years ago

Matt Trent

I really wish metal bands did not evolve into thinking, a 1st fret chug plus a bass drop equals brutality. Where is the life in the guitar? Instead of feeling the music I am feeling confused.

8 years ago

NoRestTillDeth

Awesome song

8 years ago

Satla Ahusharmuta

No emotion is transfered to me in this song,Sounds like a generic metalcore/djent This is shit compared to their last album

8 years ago

STONA DA BOMB

This my favourite song from them

8 years ago

ivan cruz

make them suffer is on one ha hopefully they dont change sound like every other band i like keeps doing.

8 years ago

Landon Kays

So many different genres incorporated into this song. I like it

8 years ago

julius hackenschmidt

this band meets all my expectations

8 years ago

Ichigo Kurosaki

the only good part is when Louisa sings

8 years ago

Osshaigah

Bloodborne-the game, it reminds me of this song, filled with dark shit.The Pale Blood Moon rises again.

8 years ago

Smithysmithin

I have to be honest, not sure if any albums this year will top this and VOM's Matriarch. Other then TAIM and Lorna Shore, which im sure will come close.

8 years ago

LECKMICH

i wonder if they played bloodborne when writing this song

8 years ago

Lucas Jenkins

Alright: great vocals, decent atmosphere, but rather unintuitive structure. I'll listen to more of this album before I make my judgements on Old Souls as a whole, but I heard good things about it. Usually good songs become the feature of music videos. Not trying to imply this is a bad song, but even Morrow was better than this.

8 years ago

Canal Do Zeno

Louisa deveria ser explorada mais na banda, ela sempre canta muito pouco nas musicas

8 years ago

Z0mBf13d4lf3

OLD SOULS EXPLAINED: This is not for everyone, rather for those who may be wanting a little something extra from our new album "Old Souls". This album is no where near as descriptive or painterly as Neverbloom was. However, there is an underlying story and it's best followed backwards, from finish to start:Starting from the final track (11), we see in the music video our protagonist being torn from his wife to go to war, he witnesses his best friend be killed and this changes him. He starts seeing a haunting and dark character follow him everywhere he goes. This character is the "Lord of Woe", but his appearance is to be taken in a symbolic sense. he represents the black dog over our protagonists shoulder, the darkness in his life, or just a shadow. At the very end of this music video we see that from witnessing his friend die in war, he has developed a drinking problem.Skip forward two songs to track 8 "Scraping The Barrel" and the lyrics go further into depth about the deep sadness he feels, and that by drinking more, he is "patching" "plugging" and "drying" the holes from which his happiness is escaping him. Finishing the song up with the lyric "Bottoms up, another one down the hatch".Forward another song to track 7, "Blood Moon" and our protagonist is suffering from mental illness (probably to do with shell-shock and alcohol abuse). The lyrics of this song go back and forth between depressed and destructive, as if there were two devils dancing on either side of the protagonists shoulder, until it's revealed at the end of the song in the lyrics that he has schizophrenia.Track 6 is the turning point on the album and is called "Through the looking glass". It's a time for self reflection. Our protagonist literally looks at himself in the mirror and realises what he has to do, as the whispers of insanity slowly leave him.His call to action after this (Threads, track 5) is to give in and surrender, ridding himself of all his material possessions and even his body as he believes his time on earth is done. "Take the weight of my bones, take the pictures and pieces I own. Take away this frame, pick my tissue to threads."Track 4 (Let Me In): It's time for our protagonist to follow through with his call to action, his time on this earth is done. He can no longer live with the deep void he feels from his alcohol abuse. From the scars left from watching his best friend die, and living with the fact that he abuses his wife (see music video for reference). He then comes home one night with a bottle of scotch and apologises to his wife "Annie" in the form of a note, before blowing his brains out.Track 2 Requiem is exactly what it sounds like, it's our protagonists send-off, a lament for the dead, an elegy even tongue emoticon. He has passed away, although he won't be forgotten. "Through my buried bones, my song lives on" - Perhaps HE will haunt Make Them Suffer's NEXT album.Track 1 is the most integral piece of the puzzle. It ties together the entire album. The first line of this "Old friend, let's start again" are the words of our deceased protagonist (his song lives on), pleading with Annie to start it all over again. The next lyric "Try not to spoil the end" is ironic because the line that follows; "It's been so long", does actually spoil the ending of the album - as that is also the very last lyric on the album. Bringing the entire album story full circle.Having this story unfold the way it did on the album was in no way intentional, it just came together that way. Everyone has a story to tell, and if they can dig deep enough to truly learn about themselves, it might just be one worth hearing!Thanks to all the fans for supporting this band through thick and thin, I hope you all enjoyed listening to the album as much as we enjoyed writing it.- Sean Harmanis

8 years ago

Jordan Kuhns

This song is fuckin pure badass 

8 years ago

Twain Nell

This is shit.. sorry 

8 years ago

Tomas Frias

Como la caga la mina por favor 

8 years ago

Matias Hänninen

Vittu mitä pukkeja

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