Alright. Let me first say that these lyrics are fucking unbelievably good. This song is the work of a genius, in every way.
As for the meaning, it's... it's what the title says. The rebellion of the fecal matter. That's really all it is.
The point, I believe, if you could say that, is that such a ridiculous concept is executed with so much grace, as if it was about the war that ended humanity.
Buried and chained deeply within our breasts
Sworn to be forgotten, but alas in vain manifests?
I mean... just... look at this, and then think of what it means.
I don't know what the blaze is meant to represent. Sort of the point where it began, I guess.
What I really get out of this is madness, and unbelievable anger and energy that has no target. That is what seems to be the inspiration for the track, and what I feel when I listen to the rant near the end (third last paragraph). The album has misanthropy written all over it, and Vladimir is clearly the kind of guy that is way too nice for this hostile world and uses his music as a vessel for his otherwise unspoken emotions. In many cases there is a clear message, here he just wanted to create something utterly insane.
Alright. Let me first say that these lyrics are fucking unbelievably good. This song is the work of a genius, in every way.
As for the meaning, it's... it's what the title says. The rebellion of the fecal matter. That's really all it is.
The point, I believe, if you could say that, is that such a ridiculous concept is executed with so much grace, as if it was about the war that ended humanity.
Buried and chained deeply within our breasts Sworn to be forgotten, but alas in vain manifests?
I mean... just... look at this, and then think of what it means.
I don't know what the blaze is meant to represent. Sort of the point where it began, I guess.
What I really get out of this is madness, and unbelievable anger and energy that has no target. That is what seems to be the inspiration for the track, and what I feel when I listen to the rant near the end (third last paragraph). The album has misanthropy written all over it, and Vladimir is clearly the kind of guy that is way too nice for this hostile world and uses his music as a vessel for his otherwise unspoken emotions. In many cases there is a clear message, here he just wanted to create something utterly insane.