BACK TO BEDLAM REVIEW SERIES
We were considering a video where the protagonist was a game character battling his way through a series of bosses, Super Mario style. She adds, “I think it also arose from a video concept we were kicking around while we were somewhere early in the recording process. The first versions of that riff that we jammed out in practice one day had a humming 80s cyberpunk-esque feel to us and that visual stuck with me.” She explains the inspiration, “The working title of this song was called Nightrider our misspelling of the David Hasselhoff show, Knight Rider. These guys took four years in the making of this album, they were keen about everything in the process as described the visual was animated by the band’s bassist, Chika Obiora. On the surface, it looks like a natural result of opposing forces clashing, but when you peel back the layers, you start to see that this collective confusion, ‘the great confounding’, is the product of deliberate deception.” “Take The Crown” sets the stage for Liar’s Intuition in stark fashion delivering a scathing dispatch against “the corrupt, calculating, and unscrupulous groups that utilize or manufacture crises to create new dynasties in the power structure.”
One of the few songs that I rarely find a lack to describe its charm! Their lyrical theme is pretty deep and this is what Cartero explained here, “This record was written in a time when truths that were once considered immutable, like equality and justice, suddenly came into question. His 2005 debut album, 'Back To Bedlam,' has sold over 2 million units on the strength of its. They were there to greet handsome British phenomenon James Blunt. Yet there was no place over a thousand women would have rather been than the venerable auditorium in Kansas City, Kan., on a drizzly Thursday night. It's been a while since I listened to such original metal sound. Musty Memorial Hall is an unlikely destination for a girls’ night out celebration. When you listen to ' Take The Crown' you can feel the professionalism and tight that these guys deliver here. The four members (Cero Cartera, Tom Hoy, Chika Obiora, and Rich Abidor) really proves their harmony through the song structure.
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