Original art work by Brad Durrant (bass)
Artwork enhanced, digitized & finalized by a man of many talents- 
This is metal music from 1994, recorded @ Audio Visions Studios in Lindon, UT by my band Subculture. This music was never properly released, so 25 years later, I decided this would be a great time to get it out there!
And what better place to do it than on
Circle of Death Records!!!!
HUGE thanks to 
Listen on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/64FKTUgB0JlGQbFAZYwYIv?si=aVDcCPRYQg2WoqBPyVpoAA
Subculture is:
Michael Evans- Vocals, Lyrics
Brad Durrant- Bass
Bob Wilson- Drums
Glen Wiggins- Guitar
The lyrics are even more relevant today than they were 25 years ago. And the music is still pretty kick ass! I hope you will enjoy ☺
Lyrics
One world, one government
The phrase coined at the turn of the 20th century
To fill the power void, giant bureaucracies came into being mostly at the expense of the U.S.
Can we survive being the world's policemen?
It's my belief our current world crisis stems from our indecisive acts after World War 1
The lines of demarcation drawn without regard to religion or culture will serve to be the reason for continuing conflict..... A foreign policy nightmare
Looking back in retrospect
Proves history taught us nothing
We didn't heed the warning
Or learn any lessons
In the Minds Eye I see these atrocities
They're criminals..... Not public servants!
Technology advances
Regulations move backward
Conceiving the notion, toying with the idea of total police control
Not real to the conscious mind, but to the analytical
Overcome with greed
Unveil the mystery of what lies ahead
What will become?
In my minds eye I see
The atrocity
Black clouds cover the shroud of iminence
Shadows lost in my peripheral
Conceiving the notion and toying with the idea of total police control (X2)
Tunnel vision with no light ahead
A circle with no beginning or end
In my Minds Eye I see
The way it should be
In the minds eye I see these atrocities
They're criminals, not public servants!
