Led by the Throat
from Rat Majesty by Tendon Levey
lyrics
They bow before me
They bow before me
Come on out to see them
Come on out to see them
They don’t have any problems that I don’t
They bow before me
They bow before me
Come out to see them
Come out to see
Babies are crying
And the snakes are loose
They bow before me
Come on out to see them
Come on out to see them
They don’t have any problems that I don’t
They bow before me
They bow before me
Come out to see them
Come out to see
Babies are crying
And the snakes are loose
credits
from Rat Majesty,
released May 31, 2009
license
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about
Tendon Levey
Private, diarial recording project of reclusive occultist Choir “Tendon” Leviyey recorded over a period of four years (August 2007-June 2011) and disrupted by vocal injury. Finally released to the public for the first time in 2017 to commemorate the project’s ten year anniversary. Please visit bit.ly/leviyey and bit.ly/leviyeytwo for more. ... more
discography
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Dec 2011
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Tendon Levey recommends:
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Improvisational Vocal Exercises
by LeviyeyA selection of vocal exercises recorded in the fall of 2014 and representative of my final efforts to sing.
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An EP of apocalyptic and verbose recordings recorded via tape recorder by a ten-year-old Leviyey (under the moniker "End Time Locust").
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Bored Shadows Boom and Bend
by MascherariAh, Mascherari: a ghostly, punky side-project from early 2010 which I rather enjoyed until it eventually merged with my main project.
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First time ever posting about a track - Protoype has this place for me that I keep coming back to. That hit just keeps it without apology!
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Palm Tree Resort
by Midnight Survivorsupported by 9 fans who also own “Led by the Throat”
I predominantly got this for the first track. The news reporter’s dramatised and slick narrativisation of human suffering, juxtaposed with wry reporting on a “celestial event,” that flattens both into equally streamlined consumerist fodder, is a problematic redoubled, and perhaps highlighted, by enjoying that very thing set to extremely funky music. Maybe there is some working through to do here…
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Revisionist
by William Ryan Fritchfeatured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 27, 2015
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