Scattered Sound

by Hokum

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	1.	Scattered Sound 06:59	lyrics	buy track
	Scattered Sound Silent shout I scream my lungs out to get a sound Absorbed, turned into fear, I feel the pressure but all I hear is… The beating of my heart The throbbing of my pulse The bloodstream through my veins An echo in my head Trying to restore what I’ve heard before I concentrate to merge these scattered sounds – my ears are getting sore I want to hear my name, a simple human claim The answer remains the same I am on a new frequency, distorted nonlinearity The air vibrates, shaken by this, as I ignore... The beating of my heart The throbbing of my pulse The bloodstream through my veins The echo in my head Trying to restore what I’ve heard before I concentrate to merge these scattered sounds – my ears are getting sore I beg to hear my name, a simple human claim The answer remains the same What I don’t perceive is of no concern to me My ears bleed but I still see Trying to restore what I’ve heard before I concentrate to merge these scattered sounds – my ears are getting sore I want to hear my name, a simple human claim The answer remains the same

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There is also a live performance video of the song:
vimeo.com/81370621
This is the continuation of a series of regular releases of this kind, which merge the worlds of both - live performances and a professionally produced visual experience.

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released October 6, 2013

Scattered Sound

Music by Hokum
Lyrics by André Epperlein

Produced by Hokum
Recorded and mixed by Nicolai Retzlaff
Mastered by Ludwig Maier at GKG-Mastering
Photography by Jonas Fischer
Artwork by André Epperlein

Released October 6th 2013

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Hokum Munich, Germany

Hokum plays metal. Metal that is progressive, technical and straightforward at the same time. As contradictory as it may sound, you have to experience one of their gigs or some tracks from their four available CDs to truly understand. Thrash metal meets progressive rock, groove meets polyrhythm, harmonies meet dissonances. Hokum is metal. ... more