Should I Suffer, by Internal Cold

Should I Suffer

by Internal Cold

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marie-jude smart I love its darkness and pathos besides vocals, drums and guitars are solid is hell! Pure excellence!! There is constant pull towards black cosmic hole in their songs...OMG!!! Yes

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	1.	Should I Suffer 11:09	info
	2.	No Reason To Stay (live) 09:46	info

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The song "Should I Suffer" was recorded in the summer of 2019 live at a rehearsal with one take by the whole band. It consists of two parts. The first introductory part is slow and heavy, one guitar endlessly plays the same riff, while the remaining parts of the instruments are built around it, complementing and developing the main theme. The second part of the composition is more dynamic. Verses consists of 6 lines, so the verse’s riff is repeated non-standard 6 times.
Lyrics express torment, insecurity, and despair. Digging in yourself and looking around, you ask yourself - why should I suffer?

The song "No Reason To Stay" was recorded in the summer of 2019 live at a concert in St. Petersburg. This composition was previously released by us as part of the self-titled mini-album "No Reason To Stay" in 2017. This song also consists of several parts that complement and develop each other, alternating from slow to fast parts and vice versa.
The text tells about the feelings that arise when you lose the person closest to you, in whom you saw the meaning of your life.

The release is dedicated to our guitarist Jag Mort.

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released May 1, 2020

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Internal Cold Saint Petersburg, Russia

depressive black metal

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