In 2014, Phenomena reached number eight on the same chart, and they were credited alongside Harry Gregson-Williams on the soundtrack for the video game Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Their own album Magnus climbed to number six in 2015, and later that year, Decimus: The Abbey Road Sessions landed in the Top 15 of the classical albums chart. They released a diverse series of LPs in 2017, including Percussive Mayhem: Anarchy, Piano Premonitions: Parallels, Pulses: Palpitate, and Life. The latter was recorded with an orchestra and choir in Prague and returned audiomachine to the classical Top 15.
Blitzkrieg
Audiomachine Lyrics
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Let us escape the cruel night.
Let us have time, let the sun shine,
Let us beware the deadly sign.
The day is coming, Armageddon's near,
Inferno's coming, can we survive the blitzkrieg.
The blitzkrieg, the blitzkrieg.
Save us from fate, save us from hate,
Save ourselves before it's too late.
Come to our need, hear our plea,
Save ourselves before the earth bleeds.
The day is dawning, the time is near,
Aliens calling, can we survive the blitzkrieg.
The lyrics of Audiomachine's song "Blitzkrieg" call for peace and safety amidst impending chaos and destruction. The first stanza calls for peace and life to prevail over the cruel night and for the sun to shine upon us, but urges us to beware of the deadly sign. The second stanza expresses the urgency of salvation from fate and hate before it's too late. The day of reckoning is near, the inferno is coming, and Armageddon is just around the corner. The chorus emphasizes the need to survive the blitzkrieg, a sudden and overwhelming military attack, but can also be interpreted as a figurative war against nature or the unknown.
The song evokes a sense of impending doom and calls for action before it's too late. It can be interpreted in various ways, from a warning against climate change to an apocalyptic scenario. The lyrics urge us to come together and seek salvation from the threats that loom over us. The music, characterized by pulsating drums, electronic sounds, and a cinematic feel, reinforces the urgency and intensity of the message.
Line by Line Meaning
Let us have peace, let us have life,
We desire peace and life, free from strife and turmoil.
Let us escape the cruel night.
We wish to move out of darkness and despair, towards hope and light.
Let us have time, let the sun shine,
We seek enough time to enjoy the warmth of the sun and bask in its glow.
Let us beware the deadly sign.
We must be alert to any signs of danger that may threaten our existence.
The day is coming, Armageddon's near,
A catastrophic event is approaching that could result in the end of the world as we know it.
Inferno's coming, can we survive the blitzkrieg.
A brutal attack is coming and we must prepare to withstand it in order to survive.
The blitzkrieg, the blitzkrieg.
The impending attack is called a blitzkrieg and it will be sudden, swift and devastating.
Save us from fate, save us from hate,
We need help to avoid the fate that awaits us, a fate that may involve intense hatred and destruction.
Save ourselves before it's too late.
It's imperative that we act urgently to save ourselves before time runs out and it's too late.
Come to our need, hear our plea,
We need someone to step in and help us, and we ask that our plea be heard and acted upon.
Save ourselves before the earth bleeds.
We must prevent further harm and destruction from occurring to our planet.
The day is dawning, the time is near,
A new era is about to begin and it's quickly approaching.
Aliens calling, can we survive the blitzkrieg.
Unknown forces are reaching out to us and we must prepare to resist in order to survive the looming attack.
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Bül Doğ
What language is it?
Ok what the hell, the lyrics are from Metallica - Blitzkrieg, dude.
@ariqarisya
The London Factory (2011 Film)
Directed by: Matt Reeves
Screenplay by: Mark Romback
Story by: Mark Romback
Based on: The London Factory by Jack Murrays
Produced by: Basil Iwanyk
Cinematography: Michael Seresin
Edited by: William Hoy
Music by: Ramin Djawadi
Production Companies: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Legendary Pictures, Thunder Road Pictures
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: September 14, 2011 (TIFF), September 27, 2011 (United States)
Running Time: 129 Minutes
Countries: United States
Language: English
Budget: $71.13 Million
Box Office: $710.4 Million
@emperorofdarkness6113
U can dodge Legendary Behemoth's attacks, but u cannot avoid epicness of music.
@novaseer
OK WTF
This version has 15k views.
A third-party uploaded version has 3M views.
WTF
@jn278
+Pow yeah i'm also waiting for an explanation somewhere ._.
@JacobBridenbecker
That's fairly common. Third party uploaders tend to better understand the importance of adding plenty of tags to help their post appear as more relevant. also it is possible they uploaded it before the official channel did.
@bryanmartinez6600
Others are uploaded 6 or 7 years ago this is only 4 so the others became more recent at their time but this has better Audio quality than others
@XIAXCI
i can explain. you see, the upload date says it all. the othe was upload way before this.
@DoomNerd67200
Right?
@audiomachine
It's definitely a vault cue. More new music next Tuesday!
@migguiserrano2300
do you have all the backround music of Mountain Monsters??