The Famine - "Ad Mortem"

From the album, "The Architects of Guilt," in stores and online February 15, 2011 on Solid State Records.

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Music

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• The Famine
• Ad Mortem
• Architects of Guilt

[prosentron1]

This Video Was Uploaded on Valentines Day....LOL

[SharkMako]

@Immersed4christ cause you think tattoos and piercings are degrading to the temple, where as i think they are just decorations that can add to the beauty and uniqueness.

[geck999]

Best lyrics, next to the songs by Oh, Sleeper.

[churros987]

this band is christian??

[anormalnick]

@MentallyGuitardeded why are you insulting me? another trolling piece of scum..hahaha.. didnt you understand I was joking? ironic? hahaha..what a loser..

the internet if full of shitty childs like you..

[MentallyGuitardeded]

@anormalnick

piercings have nothing to do with death metal cred, idiot.

[anormalnick]

this band are closer to pure death than deathcore, even with the piercings and stuff..

lovely sound guys..you are gonna kick them...

[angeltread]

i love from 2 min on in this song

[JokersKnightOut]

@SharkMako Sounds like a member of a legalistic church, eh?

[Mosh4Yesh777]

@SharkMako Agree. And if people would examine the "body is a temple" verse more carefully, they'd see that it is specifically adressing sexual immorality, not tats or piercings.

[berserker213]

So much beard \m/

[astrotriforce]

@Mosh4Yesh777 Could not agree with you more. The first album is on my top 5 favorites of all time. Yet the second album was so nearly "anti-Christian" (very very close to the line if not over it) that I was a second away from returning it. Which would've been the first time I'd ever returned a Christian album. I decided to keep it and I like a few songs (including the redneck one) but the lyrical subject matter is blah. Like listening to Eminem where every other song is hating on someone/thing.