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Strange Flowers EP

by Heathen Apostles

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STRANGE FLOWERS Seems like the whole world's watching Yet the money's spent to keep us blind (they've gouged us blind) Seems like the heart's still beating But who's to speak as for the mind? (We've lost our minds) Blood on the land Makes for strange flowers to be grown Blood on our hands Once the truth is finally known Seems like history's repeating As we're gorged on lies and fed on fear (we dine on fear) Seems like the money's winning When will we say the end is near? (The end's not near) The government fears the day people will wake up and see That for them there's no accountability And that their crimes are our responsibility As we are distracted from the grim reality One nation under the god of oligarchy Its people sacrificed to the wolves of hypocrisy Bereft of any true sense of equality And denied a chance at every opportunity Our leaders drunk on manifest destiny Their bellies filled with moral bankruptcy As they grasp ever tightly to their precious hierarchy We sit and wonder what happened to the old country When the best option left is silence We've not much longer left to fall The loudest lies are always financed We're much too deaf to hear the call Hear The Call
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For a limited time when you buy the "Strange Flowers" single you also receive the Strange Flowers Remix (by Almighty Watching) and a bonus track of a cover of Echo and the Bunnymen's "Killing Moon" for free!

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released May 12, 2017

Mather Louth - Vocals
Chopper Franklin - Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Keyboards, Drums
Thomas Lorioux - Bass
Luis Mascaro - Violin

Produced and Mixed By Chopper Franklin
Recorded at the Devil's Doghouse, Echo Park, Ca.

© 2017 Ratchet Blade Records

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Heathen Apostles Los Angeles, California

"If there is such a thing in the current fringe roots genre as a supergroup, it would certainly be the Los Angeles-based dark roots and gothic country band Heathen Apostles, who includes ex-members of Radio Noir (Mather Louth), The Cramps (Chopper Franklin), Kings of Nuthin’ (Thomas Lorioux) in its ranks. That is one hell of a lineup." - No Depression Magazine ... more

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