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Track: Holy Book of Dilemma
Artist: Every Time I Die
Album: Ex Lives (Deluxe Edition)

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Name: Every Time I Die
Spotify Genres: mathcore, metalcore, hardcore, post-hardcore, hardcore punk
Followers: 244,566
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Every Time I Die were a metalcore/math metal act from Buffalo, New York, founded in the winter of 1998. Their sound contains elements of metal, hardcore, math rock, noisecore, and rock and roll. Notabilities of the band are their complex songs (nearly never having a verse-chorus structure) and poetic lyrics. The band has gained recognition for their energetic live show. On January 18th, 2022, all members of Every Time I Die except frontman [a1470295] announced their split from the band over a legal dispute.

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Release: Every Time I Die - Ex Lives
Year: 2012
Genres: Rock
Styles: Hardcore, Southern Rock

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LYRICS

Insect lust or insect love. There's no telling them apart if you're not a
bug. But from down here I can see the gears the guts of the watches, molecular
tiers. Now if you're a bug in insect love then you only do things with other
bugs. But if it's lust (and survival is a must) then the things that you do are
to other bugs. There are laws built into the nest and this is the crux of it.
But how do you apply this to the world? We are given too much room to be
expected to do only good. We are more curious than bold and we were quiet
before we went cold. Animal art or animal shit? Boot legged thoughts or
collegiate wit? It all looks the same if it ain't holy writ. But from up here I
can see the gears, where the guts of the clocks mimic heavenly spheres. Our
mathematics and our faith are just ways of devouring space while we continue to
devolve. Separate hearts are the whole of the law.