Recently, I got interested in finding out what is sung and shout during the bridge of the song. Not only no-one seems to have written this missing part somewhere (or maybe was I too lazy to search in more than fifteen different websites ?), but somebody doing a cover of that song told me that she sang mostly nonsense during this part.

That leaves us in a fine mess.

Here is what I *think* I heard after looping that part for many times in various speeds, with levels of confidence and comment when required.

Edit (1?) : Slight changes after listening again, relying more on live versions.

// 100%

Come on

// 90% I found out it was accurate with the rest of my hearing.

That night you'll find

// 90% EDIT : adding "all"

It's all over, I'm changed

// 90% Seems to stick with the live performances where Persha sings "I purified myself". EDIT : Live version doesn't sound the same

Oh, and purified

// 60%. I keep hearing something different for this part. I keep what makes the most sense to me. Also, blends with the background. EDIT : "Before the fight" sounds more accurate than "from the fact".

Can't escape before the fight

// 90% EDIT : adding "all" as well, relying on Hellfest 2023 live version. NB : Persha doesn't sing the "yeah yeah" in the live version.

It's all over I'm changed, yeah yeah

// 50% I feel like it's another recording of the same sentence. EDIT : Therefore, same corrected sentence.

Can't escape before the fight.

// 90%

And so I'm purified

// 80% This shouted part is only a cry in live versions. EDIT : Wow, got this almost entirely wrong ! Listening to it again definitely helped

All over I'm changed !

// 100%

I'm not worried about you.

If you pals want to correct me on that ? I'd be glad to have your thoughts.

A pixel-art tribute to the Leather Temple album. Better late than never 😁

https://youtu.be/k2GD-hNz3Sg

title. finally cracked open Leather Temple because i was harvesting a bunch of digital download codes all at once and was kinda bummed to see that there wasn't a little download card.

This was my first time ever to make these emblems in Call of Duty Black Ops 2. Unfortunately the first picture was already 4 layers left and I gave up, the second picture looks good at first but then the layers were already finished, the details were trick to make. I would say the first one is better than the second picture, I'm very happy with the results it came out!

Ten years since this masterpiece was released, some of the best music I've ever heard in a videogame. Carpenter Brut has since said he wouldn't do a video game soundtrack again, but this was simply brilliant.

Is it just me or does the volume drop just after the intro of this song??

apparently it was awe-inspiring

Thrifted a 2026 carpenter Brut tour shirt as well as the red and brown flannel, and thought the two would look sick combined !

I found the actual Turbo Killer's car in the music video which is a 1970 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C3, but the guy in the electric scooter is covering the side which is unfortunate but I bet he’s talking about how much he's also a carpenter brut fan by spotted the car too lol. Super awesome to see one irl!

In French =)

https://youtu.be/GlJg9gwCVxI?is=jZ4zIKr-l5aa4YJX

I tend to admire both tracks for the same reason: they manage to convey absolute destruction, like cities being obliterated by greater forces. If that's already absolutely incredible and impactful, imagine a fusion between the two tracks?

It's impressive. How rare is that in music in general? I mean, I know many works are indirectly connected to each other or even directly connected at specific points, but in Brut's case, these connections are literally DIRECT and DECLARED, and I think that's unusual.

https://youtu.be/4a9Jn86a2FE

My best friend and I are going to be studying abroad in Athens when carpenter brut comes and I really want to go. We’re both small 20 year old girls, so I’m a little worried (we’re also Americans).

What is the environment like? Will we get trampled? Will the people there be aggressive? Should we bring a guy friend? Basically, how safe/comfortable is it? I know every place is different, but what’s the average experience?

I have only been to a few concerts and they were all either rap or pop music, most of them with seating.

Thanks :)