1.) Panzer is a German h… Read Full Bio ↴There are many bands with the title Panzer;
1.) Panzer is a German heavy-metal super-group formed in 2014 by Schmier, best known as frontman of Destruction, guitarist Herman Frank (Accept, Victory) and drummer Stefan Schwarzmann (Accept, ex-Running Wild)
2.) Panzer is an american post-metal band from Johnson City, TN, formed in 2006.
http://www.myspace.com/panzerband
Ex-members of the now defunct Johnson City melodic hardcore act In Remembrance of Me.
3.) Panzer is a Heavy Metal band from Madrid, Spain formed in 1981.
4.) Panzer is an indie/electronic band from Columbia, MO formed in 2010
5.) Panzer is also a Heavy Metal band from Santiago, Chile formed in 1987.
6.) PANZER IS A THRASH METAL/ CROSSOVER/ HEAVY METAL/ WHATEVER band from orange county, California, USA. They have self released one demo entitled Ready To Bombard. It can be viewed on: http://www.youtube.com/user/vaginadestroyer666
2010- present.
The band's line up is as follows:
Amasa Harward as lead vocals
Jack Mullins as lead guitarist
Zach Roberts as rhythm guitarist
Cole Houston as bassist
Evan Bollinger as drummer
Bringing lightning quick energy, intense stage presence, crazy shows, and heavy music to the stage Panzer is a force to be reckoned with in the underground music scene of Orange County.
It started off in 7th grade when Jack Mullins and Zach Roberts decided to play guitar. Later on in 9th grade they met Cole Houston, who just so happened to be a bass player. However, the band wasn't conceived until the summer after 9th grade, 2009, when Amasa Harward and Jack got talking outside of a Del Taco by their high school. Amasa decided he could sing and Jack went with it. That night they told Zach about the band and he went with it too. Cole Houston was quickly recruited into the band and they desperately needed a drummer. Luckily Evan Bollinger was available and was recruited into the band in a couple of weeks.
Panzer has played numerous shows in Orange County with a variety of bands. Panzer will play any show, just call/ email them up.
http://www.myspace.com/panzerthrashmetal
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7) Panzer was a Brazilian thrash metal band formed in São Paulo in 1992.
Before the split up they managed to release 2 full-lenght albums.
Discography:
Inside - 1999.
The Strongest - 2001.
8) Panzer is a Venezuelan Indie Rock project from Maracaibo, currently relocated in Argentina.
Hail and Kill
Panzer Lyrics
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An old man reflects his lifework
His eyes seem to burst under pressure & pain
He prays to the sky like he wants to explain...
Why did he chose this brutal life path?
Harvesting now the grapes of wrath?
Does the end only reflect his dirty deeds?
Who creates us being evil?
Born we are all smooth & equal
Educated to spread hate
Living in a slave state?
Hail & kill
No free will
Hail & kill
Feel the...
The thrill - hail & kill
His sorrow now seems far too late
He was the one that enjoyed to dictate
The broken man once so super hardcore
At the end now just of a wreck of war
How ironic to see him on his knees
Praying to a god in which he never believed
The regret is now written on his face
His scared soul will leave him in disgrace
Who creates us being evil?
Born we are all smooth & equal
Educated to spread hate
Living in a slave state?
Hail & kill
No free will
Hail & kill
Feel the...
The thrill - hail & kill
Who creates us being evil?
Born we are all smooth & equal
Educated to spread hate
Living in a slave state?
Hail & kill -
No free will
Hail & kill
Feel the...
The thrill hail & kill
The lyrics to Panzer's song Hail and Kill delve into the complex and often troubling issues of violence, power, and regret. The song follows an old man who reflects on his past and the choices that led him down a brutal path. He wonders if his actions were worth it and asks if he was born evil or if it was something he was taught. The chorus of the song, "Hail and Kill," echoes the brutal and violent nature of his past as well as the inevitability of death. The lyrics also touch on the idea of free will, and whether we have any control over the often violent and destructive world around us.
Overall, the song is a reflection on the darker parts of human nature and the choices we make that can lead us down a path of destruction. It raises important questions about the root causes of violence, whether it is inherent in our nature or a result of our society's values and teachings.
Line by Line Meaning
In a lonely moment of his darkest hour
During a moment of sadness and despair
An old man reflects his lifework
An elderly man thinks about his life's work
His eyes seem to burst under pressure & pain
His eyes look like they are about to explode from discomfort and agony
He prays to the sky like he wants to explain...
He prays to the sky to try to express his innermost thoughts and feelings
Why did he chose this brutal life path?
Why did he decide to lead such a harsh and severe lifestyle?
Harvesting now the grapes of wrath?
Is he now reaping the consequences of his past actions?
Does the end only reflect his dirty deeds?
Does the outcome simply demonstrate his unscrupulous actions?
Racked by remorse cause of his primitive needs?
Is he suffering from regret because his basic instincts drove him to act in a certain way?
Who creates us being evil?
What is the source of our malevolence?
Born we are all smooth & equal
At birth, we are all alike
Educated to spread hate
Are we taught to propagate hate?
Living in a slave state?
Do we reside in a state of oppression?
Hail & kill
A phrase uttered in support of violence and destruction
No free will
We have no agency over our actions
Feel the...
Experience the sensation of...
The thrill - hail & kill
The feeling of excitement and pleasure from engaging in violent activities
His sorrow now seems far too late
His grief now appears inevitable
He was the one that enjoyed to dictate
He reveled in being in control
The broken man once so super hardcore
The man who was once unbreakable is now shattered
At the end now just of a wreck of war
Now only a shell of his past self
How ironic to see him on his knees
It is contrary to expectations to witness him in a position of vulnerability
Praying to a god in which he never believed
Communicating with a deity he never really held faith in
The regret is now written on his face
His remorse is now evident in his expression
His scared soul will leave him in disgrace
His soul will depart, leaving him in a state of dishonor
Contributed by Bentley D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.