MESHUGGAH
- Dehumanization LyricsA new level reached, where the absence of air lets me
breathe
I'm inverted electrical impulses. A malfunctioning death-
code incomplete
All things before me, at first unliving glimpse
undeciphered
Its semantics rid of logic. Nothing is all. All is
contradiction
Grinding, churning, the sweetest ever noises
Decode me into their non-communication
A soundtrack to my failure, one syllable, one vowel
A stagnant of endings. Un-time unbound. Merging to from
the multi-none
A sickly dance of matter, malignantly benign. Greeting
the chasm - unbearable, sublime
breathe
I'm inverted electrical impulses. A malfunctioning death-
code incomplete
All things before me, at first unliving glimpse
undeciphered
Its semantics rid of logic. Nothing is all. All is
contradiction
Grinding, churning, the sweetest ever noises
A soundtrack to my failure, one syllable, one vowel
A stagnant of endings. Un-time unbound. Merging to from
the multi-none
A sickly dance of matter, malignantly benign. Greeting
the chasm - unbearable, sublime
Facts about Dehumanization
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Dehumanization is written by Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Jens Kidman, Fredrik Thordendal.
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It is first released on May 16, 2005 as part of Meshuggah's album "Catch ThirtyThree" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, the song “Dehumanization” by Meshuggah delves into the topic of humanity's deterioration and, through the aid of abstract and surreal images, shows a universe where reason and being mix up with confusion and paradox. The lyrics of Dehumanization are mainly centered around the themes of angst, despair, solitude, reflection, and anger. Meanwhile, the composition also points out the significance of the existential crisis, chaos, and disorder, as well as the transformation and decay. The lyrics are packed with abstract and complex themes that are difficult for kids to grasp, along with very strong and intense imagery. They also use words like 'malignantly benign' and 'unbearable, sublime', which indicate a level of intensity that may not be appropriate for youngsters and so the movie gets rated PG-13.
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Dehumanization falls under the genre Alternative.
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Dehumanization song length is 2 minutes and 55 seconds.
Who wrote Dehumanization lyrics?
Dehumanization is written by Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Jens Kidman, Fredrik Thordendal.
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When was Dehumanization released?
It is first released on May 16, 2005 as part of Meshuggah's album "Catch ThirtyThree" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Dehumanization lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, the song “Dehumanization” by Meshuggah delves into the topic of humanity's deterioration and, through the aid of abstract and surreal images, shows a universe where reason and being mix up with confusion and paradox. The lyrics of Dehumanization are mainly centered around the themes of angst, despair, solitude, reflection, and anger. Meanwhile, the composition also points out the significance of the existential crisis, chaos, and disorder, as well as the transformation and decay. The lyrics are packed with abstract and complex themes that are difficult for kids to grasp, along with very strong and intense imagery. They also use words like 'malignantly benign' and 'unbearable, sublime', which indicate a level of intensity that may not be appropriate for youngsters and so the movie gets rated PG-13.
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Which genre is Dehumanization?
Dehumanization falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Dehumanization?
Dehumanization song length is 2 minutes and 55 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Jens Kidman, Fredrik Thordendal
Record Label(s): 2005 Nuclear Blast GmbH
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