There are various different bands known as Battery :

1) Battery was … Read Full Bio ↴There are various different bands known as Battery :

1) Battery was a Washington D.C. hardcore band that existed from 1990 until 1998 and re-formed for a brief reunion in 2012. During this time they released a 7", a split 7" with Ignite, two MCDs and three full-length albums on Deadlock, Lost & Found, Tidal, Conversion, and Revelation Records.

The guitarist and main man was Ken Olden, who also played in Damnation A.D., Better Than a Thousand, When Tigers Fight, Worlds Collide, Far Cry and Fort Knox and filled in on bass for Youth of Today on their 2003 European reunion tour.

Singer Brian McTernan, a well known hardcore record producer, presently owns and operates Salad Days recording studio in Baltimore and also played guitar in the D.C. emo hardcore band Ashes, as well as Miltown and My Best Mistake.

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2) Battery is a thrash metal band from Denmark and was formed in febuary 2008 by Chris, Andreas and former rhythm guitarist Dennis, shortly after the demise of their former band Abattoir.
The first rehearsal demo was recorded in 2008 and pressed on tape in 15 copies given to friends.
Shortly after, Dennis left the band and the band went on ice until the summer of 2009 when Jannick joined as both first and current bass player.

In 2009 the demo “Born In a Beaker” was recorded and released by the band itself in 100 copies on tape, and was spread throughout the Danish underground paving the way for the first gigs – the first being with Crematoria and Pagan Rites in April 2010, and the second in July at the Metal Magic Festival – accompanied by Atziluth on Live-guitar.
Atziluth was soon replaced by Jeppe Campradt until the summer of 2011 where Jeppe became the current rythm-guitarist in Battery.

2011 saw the first release on Deadbangers Productions (also the last release as a 3-piece) entitled “NUKE” which was distributed and sold far beyond Denmark, and soon followed up by the EP “Mental Pollution“, also on tape by/through Deadbangers Productions.

2014 will see the release of the first full-length album by Punishment 18 Records, containing 10 tracks of frantic and intense Thrashing Speed-Metal fury!!

3) Battery was also an electronic-industrial trio who had their first release in 1990 on Dynamophone - their self titled album battery. Their next album Democratic Artillery was followed by Ostrich and Eternal Darkness. They went on to release Meat Market, Mutate, Lilith 3.2, NV, Distance, Aftermath, and Momentum, all on COP International. For fans they also released a digital only EP entitled Debris for free download on their website. They have since split but former band members have since been involved in Axoe, Bloodwire, Curium, Dia, Ivoux, Skycrash, and Thorn Apple.

4) Battery, a Philippine hard rock/metal trio, released their debut album Battery in 2000.

5) Battery - Metallica Tribute Band

6) Battery - Sri Lanka. ‘Battery’ is a relatively new band consisting of four talented young musicians with a passion for making original music with a local flavour and exposing it to first the nation and then the world. We specialize in juxtaposing the old uplifting chart music from the 70s, 80s and 90s with our own beats and creating masterpieces that are sure to take the nation & world by a pleasant surprise.

7) A drum and bass outfit formed from Craggz & Parallel Forces.

8) an idiot with drums and a computer from LA

9) Sinclair McRickson from Suavity's Mouthpiece

sirens
Battery Lyrics

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I wait for you
I always do
Can feel you here
In front of me
I know your fear
Like when you were
Afraid to be seen

I hope you won't
Confuse the way
I dreamed it to you
Every day
I know you know
That you were never
Dead in my eyes

I'm looking for you

I'm waiting for you
Listening for you

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of "Sirens" by Battery express the singer's longing for someone who seems to have disappeared or distanced themselves. The opening line, "I wait for you, I always do," sets the tone of the song as one of anticipation, as the singer expects this person to return to them. The second line, "Can feel you here, in front of me," suggests that despite this person's absence, there is still a sense of their presence. The following lines, "I know your fear, like when you were afraid to be seen," indicate that the person in question may be avoiding the singer for some reason, perhaps out of a sense of shame or insecurity.

The second verse builds on this theme, with the singer expressing a hope that this person will not misunderstand their intentions. The line "I dreamed it to you, every day" suggests that the singer has been envisioning a future with this person, and may have even spoken to them about it previously. The following line, "I know you know that you were never dead in my eyes," reinforces the idea that the singer sees this person as important, even if they feel distant or disconnected.

Line by Line Meaning

I wait for you
I am patiently hoping for your return

I always do
This is something I have been doing consistently

Can feel you here
I sense your presence in my surroundings

In front of me
You are physically close to me

I know your fear
I am aware of what scares you

Like when you were
Just like a particular moment in the past

Afraid to be seen
When you didn't want to be noticed or observed

I hope you won't
It is my desire that you don't

Confuse the way
I hope you don't mix up or misunderstand the situation

I dreamed it to you
This is the way I imagined or fantasized things to be

Every day
On a daily basis