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Plasma is a death … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists with this name:
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Plasma is a death metal-influenced goregrind band from Frankfurt, Germany. They started out on 1998 and have released two full lengths so far, besides releasing a couple of demos and a some splits with bands like Corpse Molesting Pervert, Canker and Spermswamp.
2) Plasma - Parov Stelar got involved in producing and publishing in 2000 for the first time. After early works under the pseudonym Plasma and his real name, and also being a partner of the label Bushido Recordings, in 2004 he started producing under the pseudonym Parov Stelar.
3) Plasma is a sound-design project from the Portuguese underground creator Ian Linter. The first album Digital is currently available through OFF/BRUMA.
4) Plasma is an alternative rock band from Argentina. Official Website
5) Plasma is a young electro-pop-rock trio from switzerland. Official Website
6) Plasma is a grunge band from the chicago, USA.. They also spend much of their time as "Nevermind: Nirvana Tribute" Official Myspace
7) Plasma was a 1980s powerpop/metal group from Sweden with Millis Stentorp, Patrik Syréhn, Johan Hansson, Johan Bejerholm, Mats Sjöstrand, Lars Kalthoff and Sven Ohlman.
8) Plasma from Niš, Serbia consists of: Uža [synth, vocals, guitars], Nasko [synth, bass, sampler], Mitch [sampler, guitars] and Steff [drums]. They tag their music as: Electronica / Thrash / Punk. Official Myspace: [[url=http://www.myspace.com/plasmaforever]click].
9) Plasma is a black metal band from Greece.
10) Plasma is an indie/pop band from Huesca, Spain.
Official Myspace: [[url=http://www.myspace.com/plasmaisplasma]click].
11) Plasma is a rapper from Brasov, Romania.
Twilight
Plasma Lyrics
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Go on and put your pretty face against the windowpane
Suck it up, breathe it in before it's out of style
The only thing you ever need to be is entertained
It's getting harder cause you're somebody else
Head underwater but you can't even tell
It's almost time to take a breath for yourself
Another dimension, blow me away
Don't interrupt me can't you see I'm in the fucking zone
It's ok, we can marinate in dirty looks
Don't be afraid to have a ceremony on your own
It's getting harder cause you're somebody else
Head underwater but you can't even tell
It's almost time to take a breath for yourself
Another dimension, blow me away
Wringing you out for every drop
Climb and you climb but can't find the top, oh make it stop
Pushing you down, it's safe when you're small
Stay underground where you never fall, not at all
Get back, don't touch me, can't you see I got this under control
Let's bang our heads against the wall and hope that something caves
Burn it down, burn it down before you freeze in the cold
Can't wait to hear about your digging when you're in your grave
It's getting harder cause you're somebody else
Head underwater but you can't even tell
It's almost time to take a breath for yourself
Another dimension, blow me away
The lyrics of the song "Twilight" by Plasma seem to delve deep into themes of societal pressure, self-identity, and the struggle for autonomy in a world driven by the need for constant entertainment. The song opens with a call to observe and reflect on one's surroundings, urging the listener to take a moment to pause and look beyond the superficiality of their immediate environment. This sets the tone for a contemplative journey through the challenges of maintaining individuality in a conformist society.
The mention of putting one's "pretty face against the windowpane" suggests a metaphorical act of seeking connection to the outside world while simultaneously feeling isolated behind a barrier. The pressure to conform and remain entertained is highlighted as a prevailing force that dictates one's actions and desires. The notion of needing to be constantly entertained alludes to a culture that prioritizes distractions over self-discovery.
As the lyrics progress, the sense of alienation intensifies, with the singer feeling like they are losing touch with their true self. The imagery of being underwater but unable to discern it reflects a profound disconnection from one's emotions and inner voice. The repeated reference to "another dimension" implies a longing for escape or transcendence from the confines of societal expectations.
The chorus serves as a poignant reminder to prioritize self-care and introspection amidst the chaos of external influences. The struggles of feeling overwhelmed and stifled by the weight of expectations are palpable in the lines "Wringing you out for every drop / Climb and you climb but can't find the top." The urge to break free from the suffocating grip of societal norms is paralleled with a desire for individuality and personal growth.
The song culminates in a powerful declaration of defiance against external pressures and a call to embrace one's autonomy. The imagery of banging one's head against the wall and burning down barriers symbolizes a rebellious spirit against oppressive forces. The metaphor of digging one's own grave serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of conforming to societal expectations at the expense of authentic self-expression. Overall, "Twilight" by Plasma is a thought-provoking reflection on the struggle for self-identity and agency in a world that often seeks to mold individuals into a predefined mold.
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