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Tomorrow
08:26
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Laying in bed!
listening to my breath
a small thread of air
connecting my bones
Not falling apart
I'm OK with my path.
OK! Just fine. I'm OK, telling myself.
I'm alone you know the best.
I'm alone listen to the rest!
The world is not falling apart
the swing not frightful anymore.
Flying and fighting the altitude
is why I live!
Come with me
Burn with me
This story is on fire.
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Deadly Mantis Budapest, Hungary
The Deadly Mantis is a battleship in the cyber-war of sounds, equipped with devastating grunge-cannons and massive intercontinental riff-rockets. This year, its crew of five finalized the uncanny compendium of the finest moments of their fight against Nothing and Silence in a form of an album, which they will present live to those interested. Deliberate, clean sound with tricky screws. ... more
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