Singer/songwriter Belinda Carlisle officially retracted the eponymous claim of her 1987 hit “Heaven Is a Place on Earth” due to the myriad of current events that show the horrors of the world, sources report.
“I was young and naive when I wrote that song almost four decades ago,” Carlisle admitted. “Now that I’ve grown older and wiser, I of course have come to the conclusion that humanity has turned this planet into a completely irredeemable shithole. I mean, how could I not? Just this morning I walked past a man masturbating on the subway shortly after watching members of ICE tackle an 80-year-old woman as she was trying to enter a church, then I got home and saw a news report about how the world was on the brink of an irreversible climate disaster. How fucking stupid would I have to be to think heaven exists on this worthless rock?” […]
In that case I’d recommend High On Fire, circa Snakes For The Divine.
Or based on “Ghost Psalm,” early System Of A Down. Or Meshuggah, like “Straws Pulled At Random.”
I wasn’t asking for suggestions :)
lmao
Gotta love people who think anyone needs to be educated in their kind of music (this is sarcasm)
And yet you got them! Isn’t the internet wonderful?
Like how I’m now queuing the discography of Zao (American metalcore band) and Zao (French prog-jazz band).