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Desert Rat

from Respect the Depths by Hashteroid

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    Limited first run of Hashteroid's debut EP, 'Respect the Depths'. A heavy dose of the Vancouver trio's unholy union of doomed out stoner riffing with the speed and venom of punk. The record features a purple haze center on translucent green wrapped in the mind busting artwork of Seattle's Adam Vick.

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lyrics

Set the stage - Spin the wheel
Every age got to peel
You try to keep it down in the Dark
But your own front door bears His mark

Oh no. Domino
Kick that pail down the road
Make it right - Make em wail
Death's in your house heads or tails

Desert Rat - Priest of Hell
You drink his water from the well
Pull it up - Take a draught
You try to swallow - I die to laugh

Oh no. Domino
I think I fell down the floor
Make it right - Make em wail
Death’s in your house
No avail

There’s no law
It’s no crime
This is the End of Time

Buried alive - Your structures your tomb
An ocean of flies seethes in the womb
Dust is your fate - Your play came too late
This is the death of the age of the ape

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from Respect the Depths, released April 20, 2015

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Hashteroid Vancouver, British Columbia

Heavy rock n roll trio from space

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