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The second single from Deftones' self-titled album, 'Hexagram' moves through cycles of worship and play with a hypnotic intensity. The lyrics drift between observation and unease, touching on crowds, cameras, and violence with a detached precision. Chanting repetition anchors the song, the words "worship" and "play" building into a mantra that feels both devotional and hollow. The track sustains itself on texture and restraint. Verses unfold with enough space to breathe, then collapse into the chorus's insistent loop, which accumulates weight through sheer repetition. The imagery stays oblique: streets painted white, car bombs, seasickness induced by the camera's gaze. Nothing resolves into statement; instead, the song circles the same sound, the same unease, until the distinction between observation and participation blurs entirely.
"Hexagram" is a single by Deftones, from the album Deftones, released 1992. The track is 4:11 long. It's filed under Hard Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 14 articles about Deftones.
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