Decimatus 2, by Decimatus

Decimatus 2

by Decimatus

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David Fowler really love the heavy groove. Very catchy Favorite track: Burning Bridges.

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1.	Burning Bridges 06:19	lyrics	buy track
Here it comes crawling back again Like a demon Mother Mary crying out for more A sweet sent from a dying whore A need for this sacred ritual Just want it all Breath in the broken shattered glass Do you even have to ask Not gonna walk the line Betting on black this time Got more Bridges to burn We've got more medals to earn Rack'em up start the chopping block Too late to too stop The time is coming the eyes are turning Black at the bottom to keep on burning Pin prick eyes to guard the light From my ice blackened night Breath out and slay the rest away The devil's coming and it's time to pay I've got more bridges to burn I've got more metals to urn
2.	Fate without Faith 04:51	lyrics	buy track
Nothing is set in stone You'll find the power in your own A weak pray to bridge gap between A false sense of security Where were you when time stood still? Should I repent the guilt I feel? Why should I believe the word of saints? Words passed by generations always change The sun's on a crumbling palace There will be no rapture I'll take the lords name in vain My will goes against the grain Conjure up a savior to look ahead Thou shall not covet Embrace the curse, driven by greed All for the taking sin monopoly Should I bow down and bed for forgiveness When my time is up I won't repent Why should I try to be something I'm not So you can tell me I'm guilty For sins that don't exist Just say I'm guilty and move on The sun's on a crumbling palace There will be no rapture It's easier to live When you have faith without faith Say I'm guilty Just say I'm guilty and move on

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released June 9, 2012

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Decimatus Melbourne, Australia

Evolving the groove sound from the blueprint left by Pantera, Decimatus have been able to combine it with the raw heaviness of Lamb of God. The band has been able to forge ahead with a sound that wears its influences on its sleeve but in a way that doesn't seem dated or rehashed. This album is a breath of fresh air. Their take on metal is great because it’s fun and familiar while still original. ... more