We’ve updated our Terms of Use to reflect our new entity name and address. You can review the changes here.
We’ve updated our Terms of Use. You can review the changes here.

Sentient Metamorphosis

from The Wolf and The Fox by Warren of Ohms

/

about

The title and the first portion of lyrics are a reference to the Belgian philosopher Raoul Vaneigem and his book "The Revolution of Everyday Life". Much the same way this record opens with "hope prolongs the torments of man" so too does it conclude with "hope is the leash of submission". The second half of the lyrics are influenced by an article I read that described a cardboard box containing memories of a loved one in a very abstract manner, as if the box in itself was something of beauty because of what was contained inside of it. This is one of several tracks to feature a thematic riff structure throughout the album and also reprises a tweaked version of the lead work from 'In the Desert'

lyrics

Between zero and one lies an infinity.
I slipped between the numbers and fell through the cracks.
Death is the tool to wield against the infinite.
Death and change, for they are one and the same.
Two faces of the same blade, brandished against the constant.
A method - dissection and illumination -
against the static greatness of the vast universe.
Death will bring a screeching cosmic halt.
Death will bring hope.

Between zero and one lies an infinity.
I slipped between the numbers and fell through the cracks.

There is poetry inside of a cardboard box.
Documents and photos of strangers with familiar faces,
Eyes that gleam and glow bright with pride,
Strange and bold audacity.
The things we hide away, be it accidental or intentional,
they wait for us to stumble and fall.

Hope is the leash of submission.

credits

from The Wolf and The Fox, released November 18, 2014

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

Warren of Ohms Tempe, Arizona

One-man noisy noodle band.
[Ohmu Collective]

contact / help

Contact Warren of Ohms

Streaming and
Download help

Shipping and returns

Report this track or account

Warren of Ohms recommends:

If you like Warren of Ohms, you may also like: