Mutant Friend
from The Aftermath by Winter Jargon
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'Mutant Friend' was recorded at The Forum Music Centre Studio in Darlington by Winter Jargon.
Point of Interest: 'Mutant Friend' continues on from 'Heads On A Conveyor Belt' with the lyrical subject matter of human cloning and expands further into themes of deformity and ugliness. Both songs are very similar in style and composition and were recorded back to back in the same session.
Point of Interest: 'Mutant Friend' continues on from 'Heads On A Conveyor Belt' with the lyrical subject matter of human cloning and expands further into themes of deformity and ugliness. Both songs are very similar in style and composition and were recorded back to back in the same session.
lyrics
"He'll have your body in goosebumps and your hair on it's end.
You doubt you'll ever digest a small morsel again.
When all he ever wanted was a friend.
Still...
Your heart melted when the deformed boy smiled back at you.
And you were in pieces as you you realised that he is human too.
Imagine having to do nothing yet still induce disgust, and having the ability to offend - when all you ever wanted was a friend."
You doubt you'll ever digest a small morsel again.
When all he ever wanted was a friend.
Still...
Your heart melted when the deformed boy smiled back at you.
And you were in pieces as you you realised that he is human too.
Imagine having to do nothing yet still induce disgust, and having the ability to offend - when all you ever wanted was a friend."
credits
from
The Aftermath,
released 01 September 2010
Performed by:
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Electric Guitars
S. Hawksby-Robinson - Drums
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
Performed by:
R.E Gatiss - Vocals / Electric Guitars
S. Hawksby-Robinson - Drums
T. Robinson - Bass Guitar
Composed by R.E Gatiss
Song lyrics written by R.E Gatiss
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Winter Jargon play alternative rock with hints of grunge, indie, gypsy, punk-cabaret, dark-cabaret and acoustic musical
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"They're just plain weird..." - Alan Robson, Metro Radio
"What You Are" is really a killer song, with its thunder-rolling chorus, tension and explosive guitar solo. The singer's voice and guitar chops rival those of the early Matt Bellamy." - Online Source
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Sep 2010 -
May 2012 -
Jul 2011
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