Humvees, Disease, and Killer Bees (feat. Alec Hank of Ratgod)

from LUCID by QUEEN KONA

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Why, oh why
We choose to eat ourselves alive
My, oh my
Karma in all rolls of the dice

Multiply
The numbers multiply
Infection of the populace
so you must stay inside
Bodies upon bodies piling
Now on Channel 5

It’s horror on display
Every channel reminds us of misery
It’s horror on display
Every channel reminds us of misery

My, oh my
Thick lines used to divide
Murdered by the fraternity
Come, let’s pillage through the streets
Watch as we fight us
Violence with violence
Back to square one with no path to the righteous
Turning blind eyes to our brethren who need us
We’d rather the world be crumbled to pieces

Heed the warnings of God
The Rapture is near so which side are you on?
Control with fear
Divide the sphere
Burn, questions after
We’re moving backwards
Disasters naturally
Landscapes so fiery
Victims to mass disease
Yet, no one’s listening

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from LUCID, released November 12, 2021

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QUEEN KONA New York, New York

New York’s QUEEN KONA puts forth a unique blend of the various metal subgenres with songs that transition from heart- pounding blast beat-filled riffs with monstrous vocals, to soft, melodic rhythms with clean singing - a different approach to status quo. Their exotic 4-vocalist lineup contributes to their song writing, using each of them to set the intensity and tone of the moments they invade. ... more

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