In 2012, they have released a split serie with Germany's Get It Done along with a sold out reunion gig. After "Salla Merkezi" a song which was well received by Turkish fans, band participated in couple gigs ( Like Laneth festival and Heavy Stage festival ) in the last years but no new song released.
Releases:
1993 Approved Demo
1994 End of Sustain Split 7" w/Necrosis (View Beyond Records)
1994 Sevdasiz Hayat Split Tape w/ASK IT WHY (Kod Müzik)
1996 14 More Reasons to burn us down CD ( SOA Records)
1998 Make a Wish CD (Zihni Müzik)
1999 Ciz (Single, CD With Rapor 2)
2000 Plan-B (CD, Hammer Müzik)
2002 Best Of 1992 - 2002 ( xBLOODCLOTx Records )
2012 Radical Noise / Get It Done - Split CD Album version (Stüdyo Lunas Müzik)
2012 Get It Done / Radical Noise - Split 7" - EP Version ( Bloody Sunday Records )
Back Out
Radical Noise Lyrics
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I don't wanna hear your unstable mouth
You're going where the wind blows your head
Chained to your cage, dogging from hell
LP's you sell same as a canned bean
Packaged better than a tasteful ice cream
High satisfaction with a fart in my stomach
What a pity! Just crap for me
Your success is your failure
Wake up boy! Your ass gets stepper
One step back and you feel older
Your pocket gets fatter
Back out!
The song "Back Out" by Radical Noise highlights the theme of staying true to oneself and not getting swayed by the materialistic world. The starting lines "I don't wanna see your sold out proud, I don't wanna hear your unstable mouth" speak volumes about how the singer has no interest in someone who has compromised their values and principles just to gain worldly success. The third line, "You're going where the wind blows your head," further emphasizes this point by implying that the person in question has no say in their own decisions and is blindly following the direction in which the wind of materialistic gain is blowing.
The metaphor "Chained to your cage, dogging from hell" exemplifies how the individual's own ambition has caged them in and made them a dog for the devil. The following lines, "LP's you sell same as a canned bean, Packaged better than a tasteful ice cream, High satisfaction with a fart in my stomach, After a day, I'll throw them to a bin" serve as a strong statement that success attained through compromising one's principles is nothing more than a momentary pleasure that is ultimately discarded like garbage.
In the end, the song's chorus emphasizes that one should always stick to their true self and "Back out" if they feel like they are straying from it, which means to walk away from anything that compromises their values.
Line by Line Meaning
I don't wanna see your sold out proud
I don't want to see you being proud of selling out and compromising your values.
I don't wanna hear your unstable mouth
I don't want to listen to you speaking without conviction and changing your stance often.
You're going where the wind blows your head
You're easily influenced by others and don't have a clear sense of direction.
Chained to your cage, dogging from hell
You're trapped in a self-made prison and living a miserable life.
LP's you sell same as a canned bean
The music you produce is generic and has no real artistic value.
Packaged better than a tasteful ice cream
Your music is marketed and advertised well, but it's just a facade hiding its lack of substance.
High satisfaction with a fart in my stomach
I'm not satisfied with what you're offering and it feels like a bad joke.
After a day, I'll throw them to a bin
I'll discard your music quickly and it won't make any lasting impression on me.
What a pity! Just crap for me
It's disappointing that your music is not fulfilling nor intellectually stimulating to me.
Your success is your failure
Your commercial success doesn't equate to artistic success, and it's ultimately a failure in my eyes.
Wake up boy! Your ass gets stepper
You need to wake up and realize that your mediocre work won't lead to any real growth or improvement.
One step back and you feel older
If you don't progress forward, you'll stagnate and feel more outdated as time passes.
Your pocket gets fatter
While you may make money, money can't replace genuine talent, creativity, and artistic value.
Back out!
I'm rejecting your music and urging you to withdraw from the industry or start creating something better.
Contributed by Declan W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.