The lack of respect for God in the music industry. These lyrics can't get any clearer, can they?
Bands like Slayer and Cannibal Corpse think they're just having fun, but there's no such thing as "fun" when you're writing music that talks about such subjects.
I don't know even many Christian bands who would dare to write this message so plainly. I know if I were an atheist, I'd LOL.
An additional meaning I found later is about how Tourniquet themselves are being viewed as one of this group for "violent content" discussed in the first half.
An additional meaning I found later is about how Tourniquet themselves are being viewed as one of this group for "violent content" discussed in the first half.
In the last two stanzas, the band effectively responds: "Music is a sound and not an ideology. Would you "haters" have enough courage to watch the Crucifixion? It's more violent than anything we put out."
In the last two stanzas, the band effectively responds: "Music is a sound and not an ideology. Would you "haters" have enough courage to watch the Crucifixion? It's more violent than anything we put out."
The lack of respect for God in the music industry. These lyrics can't get any clearer, can they?
Bands like Slayer and Cannibal Corpse think they're just having fun, but there's no such thing as "fun" when you're writing music that talks about such subjects.
I don't know even many Christian bands who would dare to write this message so plainly. I know if I were an atheist, I'd LOL.
An additional meaning I found later is about how Tourniquet themselves are being viewed as one of this group for "violent content" discussed in the first half.
An additional meaning I found later is about how Tourniquet themselves are being viewed as one of this group for "violent content" discussed in the first half.
In the last two stanzas, the band effectively responds: "Music is a sound and not an ideology. Would you "haters" have enough courage to watch the Crucifixion? It's more violent than anything we put out."
In the last two stanzas, the band effectively responds: "Music is a sound and not an ideology. Would you "haters" have enough courage to watch the Crucifixion? It's more violent than anything we put out."