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Invocation of NIAD
01:30
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Let There Be UBERKUNST
03:51
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Ubermodel
02:54
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Nuclear death fell from the sky
Civilization ended long ago
Mutated monsters rise from the ruins
To the mutant monsters victory will go
(Chorus)
Trapped in a world of deadly radiation
Where the strong must battle to survive
Monsters of the wasteland undergo mutation
Crush and kill and plunder just to stay alove
Hideous beasts in mutated form
Kill all day and battle through the night
Strapped in their armor, attacking in a swarm
Crushing helpless humans with their might
(Chorus)
Slash with sword and stab with spear
Hideous beasts with bloody tooth and claw
Pitiful survivors run away in fear
Rule by the strongest is their only law
(Chorus)
PREPARE FOR BATTLE
(battle part)
Anarchy rules in the wasteland
Ruined cities drenched in human blood
Mutated monsters battle on forever
Kill in the name of their vicious battle god
(Chorus)
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Giant Angry Robot!
03:01
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Noise Suit
03:05
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Ultimate War Machine
03:40
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Kill Everyone
03:05
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UBERKUNST Sacramento, California
UBERKUNST was created via the will of NIAD (NOISE INSTRUMENT ANALOG DEVICE) in 1995 and has inflicted pain on audiences since that time
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