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Armies of the Preposterous Lyrics
The awe it instills
How grand this revolting spectacle
Beyond what we can fathom
So far detached from reason I quiver before it, I tremble
I see your vision, this bleak truth you contrive
Magnificent this vile display
The march of a recurring echo (Echo)
Jericho trumpets blaring, again they sound
And the old armies of the misled rebuild, reassemble
I will not swallow the bile
The putrid ideas you regurgitate
A conviction saturated with imbecility
Adopting the coursе of the blind
Unanimous in your revolting declaration
Conjurеd by offensive, feeble beehive minds
A pandemic, this contagion you embrace
The poison that seeps from your piteous souls
Armies of the preposterous, trapped in misguided thrall
Your mere existence shames us all
I will never assimilate your point of view
I see your vision, this bleak truth you contrive
Armies of the Preposterous Q&A
Who wrote Armies of the Preposterous's ?
Armies of the Preposterous was written by Tomas Haake & Dick Lövgren.
Who produced Armies of the Preposterous's ?
Armies of the Preposterous was produced by Meshuggah.
When did Meshuggah release Armies of the Preposterous?
Meshuggah released Armies of the Preposterous on Fri Apr 01 2022.
How was the song described before its release?
…the city-flattening breakdown of “Armies of the Preposterous” paves the way for album closer “Past Tense”
–via Knotfest
What did Meshuggah say about "Armies of the Preposterous"?
Tomas Haake:
This is one of me and Dick’s tracks. It’s a waltz, which is unusual. We’ve only done that once before, which was “The Demon’s Name is Surveillance” off the Koloss album. It’s also one of the few songs on the album that has faster double bass for longer periods of time. Lyrically, it’s...