United Sons Of Toil Vs. Lars Bang Larsen, by The United Sons of Toil/Lars Bang Larsen

United Sons Of Toil Vs. Lars Bang Larsen

by The United Sons of Toil/Lars Bang Larsen

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Import-only hand-numbered edition of 333. Red vinyl with clear sleeve and transparent overlays with one of seven designs based on Chinese and Soviet stamps.

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1.	United Sons of Toil - Mimetic Contagion 04:22	lyrics	buy track
The devils' eyes are at the door. Evisceration scream the poor. Vainglorious and foolhardy. Willingly supine the fools chart me. Does the sorrow make us stronger or destroy us from within? My mind protects the broken hearts. Warren of snares, the wire starts. Vainglorious and foolhardy. Willingly supine the fools chart me. Does the sorrow make us stronger or destroy us from within?
2.	Lars Bang Larsen - Conspiracy Of Conscience 04:35	lyrics	buy track
No need for me to philosophize. Rotting. Rotting. Why does a man do the things he does? I stare into the eyes that believe. Broken bodies are my call. Why does a man do the things he does? Rotting. Rotting I stare into the eyes that believe. Broken bodies are my call.

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Split 7" release on Hamburg, Germany's Fidel Bastro label. (Fidel Bastro #64).

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released June 23, 2011

Mimetic Contagion
A political prisoner feeds his own self-importance by viewing all those who oppose, disagree, or shun his cause as devils. He views his imprisonment and mistreatment as a sort of martyrdom and himself as a glorious folk hero who is strong enough to be punished for his convictions. Dying for the cause becomes more important than pushing it forward. And yet doubts linger...

Conspiracy of Conscience
A prison guard who struggles with his misgivings about the things he's asked to do by his government. He vacillates between buying into what he's been taught and what his own moral compass tells him. In the end, he opts to ignore his doubts because, after all, he needs a job in order to feed his family.