Selenesphere & Julia Nem — Doomsday Party (Sybreed cover) Lyric video

Visit Selenesphere’s webpages www.selenesphere.com https://selenesphere.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/selenesphere https://www.instagram.com/selenesphere https://www.patreon.com/Selenesphere Music& lyrics by Sybreed. This cover was created with the permission of Thomas “Drop” Betrisey from Sybreed. Recorded in June 2018. Instruments used: 8-string guitar Carvin DC800, synths and samples. Mixed&mastered at Pandemic Studio (Rostov on Don, Russia). Vocals: Julia Nem https://www.instagram.com/julia_nem_music LYRICS Doomsday party is starting out. Silhouettes flicking in dead lights, Ten thousand degrees Fahrenheit. We burst in solid centigrade. Heat transfer amplified. Kinetic figures all around, Dangerous girls in overdrive, Blood pressure widening our eyes, Ecstatic, polarized. Watch now, The sun is fading away, And still the skyline is glowing in bright white. Let's drown in such an assembly, Let's yell until it all turn to black. Testing endurance to defy the low performance, We deny all body failure, aiming high. Our breath intensified. And this is how we realize the tragic prize of wasting time. It doesn't make sense if we die, And we'll know in the end if we truly lived. We stop all motion for a while and bleed just to feel alive. Like a wave submerging us We fall and shiver. The welkin starts to ignite. And we know it won't last forever, it's nothing but a lie, A frail substitute for joy. Still, we want to define the line where life and death unite, Where night and day intertwine. Selenesphere is electronic rock one man band from Lisbon, Portugal. It was founded in Moscow, Russia, in June 2018. The only band of this style with a theremin as a leading instrument. By 2020 Selenesphere became 4-piece live band that performed multiple times during 2020-2022. In March 2022, due to the Putin's war against both Ukraine and Russian society, oppression of anti-dictatorship activism, Frankie left Russia for good and moved to Lisbon region, Portugal.