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A new classical song was posted: a satirical military march. Symphonic with a synth intermezzo, it's a short song but makes up for it with intense power. Similar in style (and perhaps inspired by) Carmina Burana (O Fortuna, of course), Danny Elfman, Laibach and the Italian baroque-metal band Rhapsody.

Lyrics:

Hear us, our voice will not be denied,
Hear us, your time will run out tonight,
Hear us, you've a reason to fear us,
You don't want to be near us when we rise and march, oh!

We'll march, we'll march, we'll march on for our freedom,
We'll march, we'll march, all up and down your street, then
We'll march, we'll march, we'll march up to your door, then the
Boots of Freedom will march all over your clean kitchen floor!

Imagine an orchestra made up of synth players in Bayreuth Opera House, thousands of blinking LEDs illuminating an ambitious conductor who hates even hearing the word "Minimalism" and whose life-mission is providing the listener with the Symphonic Ambient equivalent of "What the heck just hit me??" feeling of such works as Beethoven's Ode to Joy.

Aziraphal is a composer and producer of Progressive Ambient and Electro-Symphonic music. Besides solo albums in many diverse styles he has created music for TV, films, commercials, Flash ads, games and children's stories. He also composes "serious" classical music for solo piano and small ensembles. 

Official Website: www.aziraphal.com