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Robot Invaders from the Death Galaxy

by The Thrashers

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Underwater 03:55
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Zombie Twist 01:51
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Webbed Feet 01:28
I got brand new lungs and feet to match It was only last week that I hatched For an ectotherm a human doesn't care Now I'm on the surface breathing all your air (Chorus) Human, monster, frog-man, webbed feet Mutant, monster, frog-man, webbed feet Amphibian, psychotic, webbed feet Yeah, webbed feet I camouflage in seaweed well enough But I live in the city, so it’s tough I'm getting looks on the job or in the street In the swamp I'm just an average kind of freak (Chorus) People ask me if I'm slimy to the touch And why I don’t like to talk so much I tell ‘em “Lubricants are fun haven’t you heard?” But squawking with your friends in for the birds
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New colours in the sky, foreign sounds Unknown to human kind. What could we have found? God damn, we lost the race Not to another man, they came from outer space Come on, brothers and comrades We all face the end The enemy of my enemy is my friend We’ve got a bigger problem now Can’t you see? Robot invaders from the Death galaxy Gasp for breath, aching lungs Dust cloud red blocking out the sun Our fate is underground Losing side Where is god now? We’re running out of time Let’s all look at bodies Stacked like skyscrapers Let’s read “Human Race Extinct” In our own newspapers Sheets of blood come pouring down Like heavy rain I ate a pack of batteries And my skin turned gray I don’t like to eat, not every day I feel the same about sleep. There’s gotta be another way I’m feeling bound and gagged by this human stuff It’s a real drag, I’m gonna give it up My voice sounds like it’s dripping out your radio Electric current receptor pads In my eyeballs My brain for a circuit board Has been replaced An electric current mind For my radioactive gaze I don’t like to look at what I’ve become Except for Hate and Kill My emotions have been numbed Will I ever see my friends again? We’ll never know Because the fucking digital Won’t let me go
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Dynamite 01:39
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Ghost Tree 03:33

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Winnipeg’s Punk and Surf innovators The Thrashers have gone interstellar! Their new record “Robot Invaders from the Death Galaxy” warps one’s perception of what’s possible in the world of DIY punk rock. This album explodes in all directions. The Thrashers have crafted a dystopian soundscape fraught with images of Cold War era science fiction set to music inspired by some of North America’s most subversive genres - Rock and Roll, Surf, Hardcore Punk and Jazz. Never thematically restricted, the band traverses all terrains. Whether it’s the crushing weight of the deep ocean, the horrors of metropolitan life or the exhilarating unknowns of outer space, The Thrashers confront them with humour, with reverence and with rhythm.

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released March 28, 2015

Jesse Bercier - Guitar/Vocals
Sean G - Drums
Iaian Loeppky - Bass/Vocals

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The Thrashers Winnipeg, Manitoba

After 7 years in outer space The Thrashers have returned with a brand new record! Winnipeg’s surf/skate punkers have been living on a steady diet of pepperoni pizza and sticking to a grueling exercise routine. The boys are back and more jacked than ever to flex on you hungry weaklings one last time. ... more

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