In January 2006 ABOH finds the ultimate line up, with Cangia at the drums and Johnny at the bass, and starts producing the first tracks for a demo never to be released, because not yet quite in line with the expectations of the band.
After spending a couple of months of afterthoughts and rehersals, Johnny takes on the melodic vocals and ABOH records "...And Burn", featured in Love Kill's Clothing Compilation; June 2006 also sees the guys adventuring in their first live acts.
By summer ABOH is up for new ideas and quickly moving towards different musical directions, finding inspiration for the new songs later to become part of their first full lenght work "I Hate 50's Movies".
In February 2007 they're back in the studio and start recording the new album.
"I Hate 50's Movies" is a mixture of southern rock sounds and melodic screamo, embellished by 70's/80's guitar riffs sexed up with a contemporary approach.
The melodic lines owe much to technical and moral support provided by Vinx (Vanilla Sky, The Gaia Corporation), who helped the band finding the right mood to convey their intent at best.
The album unearths both the rock and metal music experiences of the band's members, mustered through the years, and becoming actual and clear when listening to the record.
As we speak, ABOH is getting ready to set foot on the stage, and looking for the right channel through which promoting their music... Stay tuned!
The Black Cat
A Breach on Heaven Lyrics
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The light gleams through my room.
Pull now the trigger!
It's the right thing you gotta do.
I take the pills left there on the shore (The white shore! )
They make me sweet they make me sure (Of your trick! )
It's fake what you take better look further from what you are now.
So tell me what's going on tonight,
Why I feel so observed?
I fill my mind witch cathy tunes (CDE! )
They make me swing they make me cool (More than you! )
It's fake what you take better look further from what you are now.
The cat said to me "I told you, I told you man!
You can't own me you cannot wear those big bad boots
I was your poet you'll be my paper-cover,
By now I'll take back all the poems you've stolen from me".
He teases me like a child
But he doesn't know what I still have got for him.
So tell me what's going wrong tonight
I'm watching my back!
I feel obsessed with being the best
But now you want it back.
The cat said to me "I told you, I told you man!
You can't own me you cannot wear those big bad boots
I was your poet you'll be my paper-cover,
By now I'll take back all the poems you've stolen from me".
The cat said to me "I told you, I told you man!
You can't own me you cannot wear those big bad boots
I was your poet you'll be my paper-cover,
By now I'll take back all the poems you've stolen from me".
The lyrics of "The Black Cat" by A Breach on Heaven explore the themes of power dynamics and control in a relationship. The opening lines "Pull now the trigger! The light gleams through my room. Pull now the trigger! It's the right thing you gotta do." establish a sense of urgency and a desire to take action. The singer seeks to assert themselves and take control, but the lyrics suggest that they feel observed and pressured. The pills they take are meant to make them feel more confident and certain, but it is clear that they are not comfortable with the situation they find themselves in.
The lyrics of the verse ("So tell me what's going on tonight, Why I feel so observed? I fill my mind with catchy tunes, They make me swing they make me cool.") suggest that the singer is trying to distract themselves from their problems by focusing on something else - in this case, music. However, this distraction does not alleviate their anxieties or solve the underlying issues in their relationship. The chorus ("The cat said to me 'I told you, I told you man! You can't own me you cannot wear those big bad boots. I was your poet you'll be my paper-cover, By now I'll take back all the poems you've stolen from me'.") is a metaphor for the power dynamic between the singer and their partner. The cat represents the partner, who is asserting their dominance and claiming back what they perceive to be their own.
Overall, the lyrics of "The Black Cat" explore the idea of control and power in relationships. The singer seeks to assert themselves and take control, but ultimately realizes that they cannot control their partner or the situation they find themselves in.
Line by Line Meaning
Pull now the trigger!
Take action now!
The light gleams through my room.
There's hope and possibility in my life.
It's the right thing you gotta do.
It's necessary to do what's right.
I take the pills left there on the shore (The white shore! )
I'm relying on medication to find peace.
They make me sweet they make me sure (Of your trick! )
The medication gives me confidence, but it may be deceiving.
It's fake what you take better look further from what you are now.
Don't trust everything you see, and examine your situation closely.
So tell me what's going on tonight,
Can you let me know what's happening?
Why I feel so observed?
I feel like someone is watching everything I do.
I fill my mind witch cathy tunes (CDE! )
I'm distracting myself with catchy music.
They make me swing they make me cool (More than you! )
The music makes me feel good about myself, perhaps superior to others.
The cat said to me "I told you, I told you man!
The cat is being smug and reminding me of previous warnings.
You can't own me you cannot wear those big bad boots
You don't have control over everything, and you can't intimidate me.
I was your poet you'll be my paper-cover,
I gave you inspiration, now it's your turn to give something back.
By now I'll take back all the poems you've stolen from me".
I'm taking back what was mine, and you can't take credit for it.
He teases me like a child
The cat is bothering me in an annoying, childish way.
But he doesn't know what I still have got for him.
The cat underestimates my power.
I'm watching my back!
I'm being cautious and aware of my surroundings.
I feel obsessed with being the best
I have an unhealthy fixation on being superior to others.
But now you want it back.
Someone is taking away what I thought I had control over.
Contributed by Jordyn D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.