Don't Trust The Walker

from Ultima Examen by CRROMBID TRAXORM

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lyrics

Welcome to afterworld
Apocalyptic site
It`s guarded by the fort
So none gets inside

But I will guide you through
And all you need to know
Your target is «The Room»
That`s where we gonna go

You can be desperado
Or just a rolling stone
You`ll be aficionado
Of this “Danger Zone”

Your dreams will be unleashed
Just step behind this door
And if you had one wish
I bet you`ll ask for more

Am I good or am I evil?
Am I blessed or condemned?
Is it a dream or is it real?
My reward or punishment?

You`ll know the straightest path
Is not the shortest path
You think you`re on the way
But you`re not wise enough

I see all hidden traps
And time loops all around
The gravity collapsed
Before you`d make a sound!

Full of broken oaths – full of hate
Full of broken hopes – full of pain
Fool and traitor of honor – full of blame
Scum as bad as his word

Whatever you say now – what you say
Whatever you do now – what you do
Wherever you go now – where you go
You are damned in this world!

credits

from Ultima Examen, track released April 26, 2023
Oleg Kunitsyn - voice
Anton Manuylov - guitars
Denis Chernov - bass
Anton Nikitin - drums

Special appearances:
Alex Thalex from UNDER THE SCYTHE - lead guitar
Tatiana Korovina - vocal

Cover artwork by Vladimir Kalinov
Recorded, produced, mixed by Anton Manuylov at Arse.Soundprint 2021-2022
Mastered by Alexandr Perfilyev (Sonic Maniacs)

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CRROMBID TRAXORM Russia

Formed in 1990 by Oleg Kunitsyn (vocals, lyrics) and Vasily Mosin (bass). Anton Manuylov (guitars) and Eugeny Shkalikov (drums) joined them to record first full-lenght demo in 1991, Mikhail Cherenkov was invited as the second guitarist. This "non-typical" Russian pshychodeathmetal act has gained the cult status shortly after release of their second LP "The Stogoff Family's Death" in 1993. ... more