There are multiple artists by the name "Dune".
1) German rave band Dune.… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists by the name "Dune".
1) German rave band Dune.
2) Finnish demoscene musician, now known as Brothomstates.
3) Alias for drum & bass DJ and artist Ray Keith.
4) An Indiana, U.S. based musician recording a single album.
5) An Australian power/progressive metal band.
6) Danish indie rock band Dúné
7) French band active in the 70s
8) Laurent Garnier, Pascal F.E.O.S.
9) Stoner Rock band from Ohio, USA
10) Scottish Progressive Sludge/Stoner metal group from Edinburgh.

1) The German rave band Dune. The band was founded in 1995 by Oliver Froning and Jens Oettrich, who are both big fans of the novels by Frank Herbert - hence the name Dune. Their first single "Hardcore Vibes" featured the voice of Oliver's then 11-year-old cousin Janine. Their second single "Are you ready to fly?" sounded quite different and already featured the typical Dune-style with high-pitched vocals and a catchy melody.

At the end of 1996 the band released the album "Forever" with a lot of tracks in a classical style - all tracks where performed together with the London Session Orchestra (see Dune & the London Session Orchestra). Lead singer Verena von Strenge left Dune after the release of "Forever" to start a solo career. Dune came back in April 1998 with a new lead singer (Vanessa Hörster). The single "Keep the Secret" was only a medium success and its successor "Electric Heaven" flopped completely.

In late 1999 Verena von Strenge came back as lead singer after her solo career was not as successful as she wanted it to be. The single "Dark Side of the Moon" was released and the album "Reunion" was produced and ready for release in May 2000. However the album was never released due to a court order that stopped the single "Heaven".

The latest single released was "Rainbow To The Stars 2003", a rework of their 1996 classic. It was released on 23 June 2003.

2) A Finnish demoscene tracker musician who adopted the more unique name Brothomstates in the latter half of the 1990s and was later signed to Warp Records.

3) Dune was also an Alias used by Drum & Bass Dj/Artist Ray Keith in the early 1990s.

4) An Indiana-based musician who recorded an album called "Road of Life" in 2000.

5) An Australian power/progressive metal band that is now disbanded. The band only recorded a demo called The Eleventh Hour.

8)Duo made of Laurent Garnier and Pascal F.E.O.S. (Pascal Dardoufas). Released one EP: The Alliance EP: Trance, Ambient style electronic.

9) Four friends from Athens, Ohio, finally came together to form DUNE in 2011. Influenced by their favorite acts (Sabbath, Kyuss, QOTSA, Sword, Truckfighters), DUNE's brand of stoner metal has various undertones--everything from soul to thrash. You can find them on Bandcamp.

10) The progressive sludge/stoner metal Dune formed in recent years in Edinburgh, Scotland. They recently released their first EP entitled 'Progenitor'. You can find them on bandcamp here:
http://songs-of-arrakis.bandcamp.com/

Go go valentine
Dune Lyrics

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Every time
I tell myself to leave
But act blind
At this time
I have no more to give
I won't go
I won't go
Won't go

Every time
I tell myself to leave
I won't go
Won't go
Won't

Won't go

Won't go
Won't

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Dúné's song "Go go valentine" explore the conflict and struggle within a romantic relationship. The repetition of the phrase "Every time I tell myself to leave" suggests a pattern of considering leaving the relationship but ultimately choosing to stay. The singer acknowledges their own blindness or ignorance in continuing to stay despite knowing they should leave. This could imply a sense of dependency or fear of change that keeps them trapped.

The line "At this time I have no more to give" indicates that the singer feels emotionally drained or depleted in the relationship. They may have given their all, but now they feel empty and unable to offer anything more. This could be a signal of emotional exhaustion or frustration.

When the singer repeats the phrase "I won't go," it reveals their internal conflict and the struggle to make a decision. On one hand, they may want to leave the relationship, but there is a strong resistance within them to actually go through with it. This could be due to a fear of loneliness, uncertainty about the future, or a deep attachment to their partner.

The repetition of "Won't go" at the end of each verse suggests a sense of resignation or acceptance of their predicament. Despite acknowledging the need to leave and feeling emotionally drained, the singer remains steadfast in their decision not to go. This could symbolize a sort of resignation to their circumstances, a willingness to endure the pain and turmoil of the relationship rather than facing the unknown. It speaks to the complexity of human emotions and the difficulty of making choices that may disrupt our comfort zones, even when it may be for our own well-being.

Line by Line Meaning

Every time
On numerous occasions

I tell myself to leave
I internally urge myself to depart

But act blind
Yet consciously ignore the truth

At this time
At the present moment

I have no more to give
I have exhausted all my resources

I won't go
I refuse to depart

Won't go
I absolutely will not leave

Every time
On numerous occasions

I tell myself to leave
I internally urge myself to depart

I won't go
I refuse to depart

Won't go
I absolutely will not leave