Thoughts Factory - The Burden
from A Year In The Revolution 2020 by Various Artists
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From the Melodic Revolution release, Elements Released January 24, 2020
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Elements is the latest release of the German prog-metal band Thoughts Factory. The 10 songs take the listener on a musical journey through the elements of humankind's coexistence and the obstacles of affection. These are represented by the emotional stages of a growing young man, who has to deal with life and death, love and hate, hope, and depression. It's a plea for more sustainability relating to the political and ecological challenges we'll be facing in
the near future.
Listen, Love, Buy, Share
thoughtsfactorymrrartist.bandcamp.com
Elements is the latest release of the German prog-metal band Thoughts Factory. The 10 songs take the listener on a musical journey through the elements of humankind's coexistence and the obstacles of affection. These are represented by the emotional stages of a growing young man, who has to deal with life and death, love and hate, hope, and depression. It's a plea for more sustainability relating to the political and ecological challenges we'll be facing in
the near future.
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from A Year In The Revolution 2020,
track released January 24, 2020
Cornelius Wurth, Vocals, Additional Guitars
Sven Schornstein. Keys
Bernd Schönegge, Bass
Chris Maldener, Drums
Markus Wittmann, Guitars
Cornelius Wurth, Vocals, Additional Guitars
Sven Schornstein. Keys
Bernd Schönegge, Bass
Chris Maldener, Drums
Markus Wittmann, Guitars
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