Suffering Masculinity [EP]

by Testosteruins

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1.	The Injector 04:14		buy track
2.	Fك Sharafك! 04:14	lyrics	buy track
DIE MOTHERFUCKER NOW...!! Stains of your existence Keep weighting down on her womb Immaculate divine Justify your rules Insidious is the crime Upon her damaged soul She walks numb along the sickening stares of men Stumbling childishly in her white dress over and over again He sits proudly like an ape upon his jungle throne A creature driven by the beast crypted in his hormones What kind of suffering you should feel So earth would be relieved What kind of offering we should give To stop this horrid grief How much of misery you could bring Before you ever leave How much of energy we'd release To shatter your belief Raise for the resistence We are the ominous voice of pain Intoxicate the swine Let the ape be fooled As soon as he goes blind Soak him in the fuel Flames rise from the distance So do his demons too Desintegrating life Out of the glorious fume Children can't be wives Or else there will be doom
3.	AniMale 04:14		buy track
4.	Suffering Masculinity 04:14		buy track

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Debut EP with material written by Heny Maatar and old band "ShallIshine" members in Tunisia back in 2005, 2006 and 2007 with more recent material and new arrangement.
Testosteruins is Jo Marie Smit on vocals and Heny Maatar on instruments.
www.testosteruins.com

credits

released March 30, 2019

Mixed and produced by Heny Maatar a k a Fusam at Bassmint Audio, Lund - Sweden
Vocals recorded by Jethro Harris, Cape Town - South Africa
Mastered by Marius Kramer a k a Bassinfected, Berlin - Germany
Copyrights owned by Testosteruins and Don Dada AB, Sweden
Artwork by Heny.

*Sharaf/Sharafuck is arabic for “Honor”. This is song stands against children marriage everywhere on earth.

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Testosteruins Lund, Sweden

African Death Metal duo from both vertical edges of the continent.
Jo Marie Smit (South Africa)
Heny Maatar (Tunisia)
We play a blend of massive grooves and solemn melodies, as we spit iconoclastic lyrics that speak for the opressed and stand against the persistent plague of patriarchy. ... more