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‘Blasteroid’ by Mastodon is a metal track from the album ‘The Hunter’, released in 2011. The lyrics lay out a violent, coercive fantasy of forced transformation and domination, with the speaker promising to “rearrange your face” and pushing threats of bodily harm. It is confrontational and predatory in tone, moving rapidly through commands and escalating images of physical overwhelm. The repeated fixation on altering identity, appearance, and even breathlessness creates an intent to unmake a person and then unmake them again, turning consent into a dare and cruelty into momentum.
"Blasteroid" is a track by Mastodon, from the album The Hunter, released 25th September 2011. The track is 2:36 long. It's filed under Metal. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about Mastodon.
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Change your hair, change your clothes I'll rearrange your face for you If you can breathe when I am through I'll give it all right back to you I wanna drink some fucking blood I wanna break some fucking glass I wanna squeeze you till you're inside out I want it all Change your name, change your eyes Become the one who I despise If you are sad and need to cry Then turn around and go outside I wanna drink some fucking blood I wanna break some fucking glass I wanna squeeze you till you're inside out I want it all
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