ASSASSUN - Unfold On My Chest (Official Video)

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Taken from the album, "Chronic Quicksand Depression Morning"

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Lyrics:
I can see it in your face / the turmoil, the anxiety / I can hear it in the noises you make / the sighing, the groaning, the grunting / the pain of existing is glued to the ceiling / the status of hope is painted on walls / place the dead pigeon of annoyance on my chest / watch it come alive and feed on my ribs / feed on my ribs / feet on my / feed on my ribs / feed on my ribs / feet on my ribs / feed on my ribs / I can see it in your face / I think I'd need a disclaimer for your rage / I need a game plan for your passive aggression / it fills me with tension and reinflammation / to be close is to be too exposed to the first dominos / well, they are falling / they are falling / dominos are made to fall / place the dead pigeon of annoyance on my chest / watch it come alive and feed on my ribs / place the dead pig of deep affection on my chest / then watch it come alive and feed on my remains / my mortal remains / watch it all unfold on my chest / and hope for the best


Biography: “Alexander Leonard Donat doesn't lecture the darkness, he rather draws his lessons and the essence from it," German Ox-Fanzine said about Berlin-based ASSASSUN’s debut album “Sunset Skull” (2022). The spit-out and discordant lyrics sound bitter and resigned, they “are less sung than flung into existence and stuck hanging on the aether as a crooked ornament, this hits differently than anything else,” US-American blog Firefly Mouth adds. The listener encounters an entirely wintry atmosphere, and music born out of frustration and the feeling of surrendering to a pre-apocalyptic violent society that eats its children. We’re buried in the debris of our own relationships with the people we see every day, neighbours, work colleagues, family, relatives, partners – each trying to stick to their respective personal survival methods in order to fight the feeling of drowning, like the spoon in your cereal bowl once the day starts. Total overload.
“CQDM” is an atmospheric synth album dealing with people in Donat’s everyday life – and Donat himself. A bleak statement that is as much self-therapy and a means to break free, as it is a document of self-destruction and hopelessness.


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