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Altered States
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"Get away from me!"
I dream about things way beyond this land, this fear
Will I eventually evaporate?
I definitely wanna still be here
But for now
I'm just creating space for what is still to come
Still to come
I dream about things way beyond this land, this fear
Will I eventually evaporate?
I definitely wanna still be here
But for now
It feels like the part of me I've always been searching for
I'm just creating space for what is still to come
Should I make an omen with chemicals?
The system is so perpetual
Once you let them in, fear will literally kill you from the inside
Don't think
I think too much
I dream about things way beyond this land, this fear
Will I eventually evaporate?
I definitely wanna still be here
But for now
It feels like the part of me I've always been searching for
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Toronto Is Broken Hinckley, UK
Toronto Is Broken stands at the forefront of the collision between D&B, Electronic music, and the raw intensity of Nu-Metal.
His soundscapes blend breaks, basslines, and low tuned guitar, all meticulously crafted with the precision of metal music production aesthetics.
The release of his 4th studio album, "TORONTOISBROKEN" in 2023, he solidifies his position as a pioneer in the crossover scene.
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