Vile visions, despa… Read Full Bio ↴1) Members: William Maybelline (Lebanon Hanover)
Vile visions, despaired in a throwning black tower of pain. Concealed yearns of a desolate heart, trying to scratch that unscratchable rotting itch from within. Centuries of sorrow drenched in gloomy electronics that palpitate like human passions.
A call for help,
Qual.
2) Qual is a Post Industrial Rock/Pop group founded in the early 1980's, by Singer-Songwriter Anthony Jedvabny. Mr Jedvabny has written and recorded thirteen albums with Qual, as well as solo albums, and has collaborated with many musicians including David E. Williams and Joe DiMattia, formerly of Shaman. The entire Qual catalog is being re-mastered and re-packaged for release worldwide.
Some examples of our music can be listened to at: http://www.reverbnation.com/quall
http://www.cdbaby.com/artist/Qual
Members: Anthony Jedvabny, Rosie McNamara, Pat Ream, Charles Cypress, Mark Schreiber, Rainy Orteca.
Contributing studio musicians: Dave Falsiani, Jennifer Stahl, Cindy Dolgas, Jennifer Dolgas, Bill DeFelice, Steve Beskrone, Steve Holloway.
Philadelphia, PA United States
Cyber Care
Qual Lyrics
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Central nervous system overload
Deprogrammed in another zone
Decoded, dissected and thrown
Software, Wetware, Network, Cyber Care
Main frame, Brain drain
Any time, Night or day
Electrode, diode, chromosome, color code
Central nervous system overload
Deprogrammed in another zone
Decoded, dissected and thrown
The lyrics of Qual's song Cyber Care explore the dangers and consequences of relying too heavily on technology and the digital world. The opening line, "electrode, diode, chromosome, color code," draws attention to the intricate and complex nature of technology and its integration with human biology.
The next line, "central nervous system overload," suggests that technology can overwhelm and overstimulate the human brain, potentially leading to negative consequences. The following line, "deprogrammed in another zone," implies that individuals may become disconnected from their own emotions and personal experiences due to the over-reliance on technology.
The chorus introduces the term "Cyber Care," which can be interpreted as the care and maintenance of one's digital self, as well as the dangers and negative consequences that come with living in a world that prioritizes technology over human interaction and emotional experiences.
Line by Line Meaning
Electrode, diode, chromosome, color code
The use of advanced technology and scientific terminology to describe the way in which humans are being manipulated and controlled in the digital age.
Central nervous system overload
The overwhelming amount of data and stimuli being bombarded on individuals through technology is causing a detrimental impact on their mental health.
Deprogrammed in another zone
The need for individuals to disconnect and seek refuge from the constant bombardment of technology in order to regain control of their lives.
Decoded, dissected and thrown
Individuals being stripped down and analyzed by technology, turning them into mere data points to be used for profit and control.
Software, Wetware, Network, Cyber Care
The merging of human biology and technology, blurring the lines between what is natural and what is artificially created.
Main frame, Brain drain
The constant reliance on technology to store and process information is causing individuals to become mentally exhausted and drained.
Any time, Night or day
The 24/7 availability of technology is making it increasingly difficult for individuals to disconnect and find a healthy balance between their digital and real lives.
Writer(s): Qual
Contributed by Adalyn N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@Batlord_Carcas
Cyberpunk Darkwave EBM Industrial
@lil_weasel219
this is exclusively post-industrial, there is 0 darkwave influence here
@user-gp4zj2yf3j
@@lil_weasel219 you can also hear ebm in here
@lege5346
This slaps harder than the bullies of my school
@Paul-po1wo
You predicted corona
@luka9439
I’m 10 years old
@cherylchaison5085
Techno industrial fabulous
@Freaksnake
As an older man, I rarely go full beyonce level adoration over anyone's art anymore, but I think I can fully appreciate this Maybelline cat's take on some things. His impact in music certainly occupies my radar, and I always pay attention to artists who seem to criticize the effect of digital technology in cultures. The child of humankind is attempting to investigate it's own behaviors through the passions of our furthest artists. I hope to see Qual rock it out on a stage some day before I croak. That'd be fucked up!
@tedeby5351
Then you have people like Tim Hecker who criticize the digital culture and world in a really asinine way. Qual's latest work keeps exploring on this theme. One interesting tidbit is that the album art for this is a delection of a famous scene involving the Hindu goddess Kali. Hanover Lebanon's scifi sky album ends with a song called come Kali come where Maybelline is chanting to the goddess. Look up Kali and the symbolism around it, I think it's relevant to his work.
@akashafrida5579
Excelente ❤❤