Their fans formed an online community called the Children of Acid.
In 2010 after being silent for almost ten years, Praga Khan announced a new EP, Little Mighty Rabbit, was in the works with a September 2011 release date.[1] Their latest album Deep Chills was released on 10 April 2012. Tracks on the album included "Children of Acid", "Paranormal Energy" with Zak Bagans, and "Pop That Tooshie" with Alana Evans.
In October 2013, Lords of Acid announced on their social media accounts that a new album was in the works.
Lords of Acid's soundtrack credits include Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Sliver, Strange Days, Bad Lieutenant, Paparazzi, and Virtuosity.
Take Control
Lords of Acid Lyrics
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I'm hypnotised by your scream
Created by love
This feeling makes me groove
This energy below
The force is carry me over the top
Not knowing how to stop
I'm hungry, I'm hungry for your touch
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
There's madness, to see that there's no gain
Takes control of my brain
It's pure, it's sick,
It's a reflection of the soul
Deepdown in my heart
Filling a hole
Created by hate
The fact, the fact that I'm alone
A victim turned to stone
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
The lyrics of Lords of Acid's song "Take Control" convey a feeling of being overwhelmed and controlled by a powerful force, whether it be love or hate. The first verse illustrates the singer's susceptibility to the control of another, as they follow a hypnotic "beam" and become enraptured by a lover's scream. The energy and force of their emotions carry them away, leaving them hungry for more.
The chorus emphasizes the power of rhythm and soul to take control, specifically in the context of Lords of Acid's music. The repeated refrain of "feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control" can be interpreted as an invitation for listeners to allow themselves to be lost in the music and the feelings it evokes.
The second verse incorporates darker elements, with the singer referencing madness and a sense of being a victim turned to stone. They describe a hole inside themselves that is temporarily filled by the reflection of their sick, pure hate.
Overall, "Take Control" is a song about the ways in which we can be controlled by powerful emotions and external forces, emphasizing the seductive nature of music and the human desire to lose oneself completely in something outside of oneself.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm moving, I'm follow the beam
I'm walking towards my goals, driven by the light and direction provided by someone or something else.
I'm hypnotised by your scream
I'm under the spell of the intense emotions conveyed through your screams, unable to resist or break free.
Created by love
This feeling - this energy, rhythm, and vibe - originates from the deep affection and connection between two people.
This feeling makes me groove
This intense emotion and desire not only moves me but also manifests physically as I dance and groove to the rhythm and energy.
This energy below
This intense, almost animalistic, energy resides deep within me, fueling my movements and desires.
The force is carry me over the top
The power of this energy is so strong that it propels me past my limits and takes me to new heights.
Not knowing how to stop
I'm unable to restrain or control this urge and desire, even if I wanted to.
I'm hungry, I'm hungry for your touch
I'm desperately yearning for physical contact and intimacy with the person who's creating this intense energy and vibe.
There's madness, to see that there's no gain
It's crazy to realize that despite all this energy, desire, and passion, there's no actual benefit or reward to be gained from it.
Takes control of my brain
These overwhelming emotions and desires have hijacked my rational thinking and decision-making abilities.
It's pure, it's sick,
This feeling is both innocent and sickening, depending on how you look at it - it's an intense, raw, and primal force.
It's a reflection of the soul
This feeling is a manifestation and reflection of the deepest, most primal aspects of my being and soul.
Deepdown in my heart
This feeling resides at the core of my heart and being, beyond my conscious control or rationalization.
Filling a hole
This feeling is fulfilling a deep, unmet need or desire within me; it's completing me in a way that nothing else can.
Created by hate
Ironically, this intense energy and desire is fueled not only by love but also by an underlying sense of hatred and anger.
The fact, the fact that I'm alone
The bitter truth is that despite all this energy and desire, I'm still alone, unable to truly connect with the person who's inspiring me.
A victim turned to stone
I'm a helpless victim of my own desires and passion, turned into an immovable and unresponsive stone.
Feel the rhythm, feel the soul, Lords of Acid take control
Amidst all this chaos and passion, the only sense of control I have is the music and rhythm that's driving me, supported by the art and vision of Lords of Acid.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Olivier Jean Jacques Adams, Somora, Cornelia Anita Van Lierop
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@careyosborn4836
I went to their concert in San Antonio, TX at The White Rabbit in my mid 20's.... I'm now 47 yrs old, and to this day it was the best concert I've ever been to!
@conqururfear
Bad azzzzzzzzzz stuff
@conqururfear
Awesome song
@Jon8RFC
So jealous.
@FMFMXRacer
Makes me want to eat some acid and go to the after hours clubs like back in the 90's.
@demerit5
I probably own 5 different early 90's 'Rave' compilations that have this song in addition to the actual Lust album. Still doesn't get old though. Classic track.
@Beau-tique
This was an epic track on an album called Essential Hardcore. Who else owned that album?
@crazyredneck7244
This reminds me a hotel we used to party at in the 90s. Party til 2am and take it back to the rooms. Piles of bodies.
@cotiaratv3651
We will always be where it's at.
@MrPenny7509
cool tune from my college days