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Fable Cry “The Zoo Of No Return” Song Premiere (Exclusive)
Bloody-Disgusting has teamed up with Nashville, TN avant-garde band Fable Cry to bring you the exclusive song premiere for “The Zoo Of No Return”. If you’re a fan of Danny Elfman or Tom Waits, this song is going to be right up your alley! It’s got a delightfully eerie gypsy-esque feel and the instruments playfully accentuate and accent the lyrics.
The band explains the song, commenting:
This song takes you into a future world where nearly everything has been replaced by machinery, including all of the once-cuddly zoo animals! But in this rusty future, we might gather that a hodgepodge of recycled parts are required to make up the intended beasts, resulting in a junkyard heap of wildlife mimicry. The terrible events of a zoo break, in which the animals all break free from their cages and run rampant through the city, are told from a radio broadcaster who relates the events as they happen – spectacles both wonderful and terrible to behold!
“The Zoo Of No Return” comes from the band’s upcoming album We’ll Show You Where the Monsters Are, which comes out later this summer. Head down to stream this exclusive premiere!
Fable Cry online:
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Tour dates:
3/31 – The Stone Fox – Nashville, TN
5/17 – The East Room – Nashville, TN
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