Satellites - Diffuzion



     
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Satellites Lyrics


Satellites flashing by
It's a beautiful state we're in
But how can we love in isolation?
Think how happy we can be when we just try
When nothing like we seem
Passionate words are never spoken
You don't know how I bleed
When I leave your side
In your eyes, love's alive
You've come untied
'Cause we're flashing by
Like satellites, satellites
Take all the rules away
How can we live if we don't change?
We're always on display
Let's run and hide
In our eyes, love's alive
We've come untied

'Cause we're flashing by
Like satellites, satellites
If we don't communicate
We'll exist in our own space
We have all the love we need
While we're apart I cannot breathe
Satellites flashing by
Satellites

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Diffuzion is a darkwave band formed in 2005 in Minsk, Belarus. The group consists of Tatiana Laboda aka Xev (vocals, lyrics), Dmitry Stepnov aka Fof (arrangements, production, synthesizers) and Vadim Kozlov aka Taelih (live synthesizers). Their style can be described as a blend of darkwave, EBM, industrial with a clear melodic synthpop touch.

Fof (also known for his EFF DST IDM project) founded the band in 2005 in Minsk. He was later joined by Xev and Taelih. Previously Xev was the vocalist of the Belorussian metal band Vicious Crusade.

At the end of 2007, local label Machinist Records released their debut album Wired Tunes as a very limited edition. After a few weeks, Diffuzion signed with Belgium's Alfa Matrix label whose A&R Manager had discovered the band while he was visiting the Side-Line magazine office.

In 22 April 2008, Diffuzion re-released their debut album with a new title, Bodycode, and additional tracks. It was issued in two versions: standard edition and a double-CD carton box edition including a bonus disc with exclusive songs and remixes.

In January 2011, the band premiered a new song, "DBD (While You Can)".

Official site: www.diffuzion.org
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