EPISODE · Dec 21, 2015

LJDH | I Am Usurper

from LJDH Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Le Journal Du Hard Épisode du lundi 21 Décembre 2015 Référence au groupe chicagoan USURPER, qui s'inspire (pour le nom) du groupe suisse Celtic Frost et de son morceau "The Usurper". Plongeons dans l'univers des Terminal Death, Sindrome, Devastation, Aftermath, Znöwhite, Cyclone Temple, Oppressor et écoutons le chant du boucher..."We sleep below the mid-day sun And feast upon the rawest meat/ For tonight we'll kill the king and men/ And rule his embassy/ With savage force of beast and man/ Armed with steel and fire/The king's blood drenches our hands /And their women feed our desires/ I am... Usurper! Bow your head... Die! Die! /I am... Usurper! Vengeance sworn... Die! Die!" Déterminé le monsieur, n'est-ce pas? Et Master fait partie des convives, je les avais oubliés...

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