Tons Of Steel, Made For Kill

Por um escritor misterioso

Last updated 06 junho 2024

Our second album is a continuation of the path we have chosen. The senselessness and brutality at the end of the Second World War - with the devastating use of nuclear weapons - is relentlessly demonstrated. In the further course we dedicate ourselves to the Vietnam and Korean war with its tunnel fights, the use of napalm and phosphorus, the consequences for everyone involved and the traumatic experiences of the veterans. The endless pain and nightmares, the recurring feelings of guilt from the point of view of the recipient of the orders. We also criticize the gun lobby. Those who make the tools of death benefit from sitting securely in their offices and moving production forward to spread even more death, misery and suffering in the world. All of this without ever running into the risk of dying from your own creations, but only thereby increasing your mountain of money. The end of the album is about the terrible death of soldiers in the field. The agonizing death without honor on the battlefield is the order of the day. In the fight of the individual soldier against war machines, bombs and overpowering troops, there is almost only despair and hopelessness. A victory is impossible from the start. People are sacrificed power for a few days. Anything to satisfy a ruler's perversion.