Scardust | Scardust - Tantibus (Official Music Video) @Scardust | Uploaded May 2015 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Official music video for "Tantibus", taken from the 2015 SCARDUST ep, 'SHADOW'.
Download SHADOW EP for free, or DONATE by buying it and help us get one step closer to recording our first full length album:
Scardust.bandcamp.com
Music: Orr Didi, Noa Gruman, Scardust
Lyrics: Orr Didi
Lead Vocals: Noa Gruman
Drums: Yoav Steel Weinberg
Guitars: Yadin Moyal
Bass: Yanai Avnet
Keyboards: Lior Goldberg
Additional Keyboards and Classical Guitar: Orr Didi
Recording and Mixing: Cast Iron studios, Erez Yohanan
Additional Recording and Voice Editing: Noa Gruman
Mastering: Jens Bogren
Director and Producer: Noa Gruman
Cinematography: Or Hager and Miki Yaron
Editing: Noa Gruman
After Effects: Lior Goldberg
Lighting: Itzik Maymon
Makeup and Hair: Hila Peretz
Costume Design: Noa Gruman
Thanks to:
The Israeli Opera, Sharon Klarfeld, Eyal Levi, Ofer and Yoav Manzurian, Baruch Gruman, Michal Cohen, Yaniv Rozenblat, Gal Cohen
And a special thanks to Ita Mar!
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Close your eyes
You will only hear the silence in your mind
Falling down
In an endless pit of fire and despair
Every night
Is a tempest of dark mysteries inside
Fall asleep
Never knowing if you'll wake up again
Steep corridors within your brain
Twist and turn
With the truth and lies in your lonely bed
Raging thunders
Screech a hunting torment, tuned to drive you mad
Every night
Is a hell on earth, torture with no end
Fall asleep
Never knowing if you'll wake up again
Steep corridors within your brain
And I wish I could rise
On the wings of a dream
Not to drown in my fear
Onto the fight
Into the night
Hearing a melody
Trying to comfort me
Darkness will fall
Demons will rise
Wish I could open my eyes
Trying to open my eyes
And see through the disguise
Hunting for the demon I despise
Is there a plan to devise
To delay my demise
Before hope dies
Onto the fight
Into the night
Hearing a melody
Trying to comfort me
Darkness will fall
Demons will rise
Wish I could open my eyes
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All rights reserved to Scardust 2015
Official music video for "Tantibus", taken from the 2015 SCARDUST ep, 'SHADOW'.
Download SHADOW EP for free, or DONATE by buying it and help us get one step closer to recording our first full length album:
Scardust.bandcamp.com
Music: Orr Didi, Noa Gruman, Scardust
Lyrics: Orr Didi
Lead Vocals: Noa Gruman
Drums: Yoav Steel Weinberg
Guitars: Yadin Moyal
Bass: Yanai Avnet
Keyboards: Lior Goldberg
Additional Keyboards and Classical Guitar: Orr Didi
Recording and Mixing: Cast Iron studios, Erez Yohanan
Additional Recording and Voice Editing: Noa Gruman
Mastering: Jens Bogren
Director and Producer: Noa Gruman
Cinematography: Or Hager and Miki Yaron
Editing: Noa Gruman
After Effects: Lior Goldberg
Lighting: Itzik Maymon
Makeup and Hair: Hila Peretz
Costume Design: Noa Gruman
Thanks to:
The Israeli Opera, Sharon Klarfeld, Eyal Levi, Ofer and Yoav Manzurian, Baruch Gruman, Michal Cohen, Yaniv Rozenblat, Gal Cohen
And a special thanks to Ita Mar!
------------
Close your eyes
You will only hear the silence in your mind
Falling down
In an endless pit of fire and despair
Every night
Is a tempest of dark mysteries inside
Fall asleep
Never knowing if you'll wake up again
Steep corridors within your brain
Twist and turn
With the truth and lies in your lonely bed
Raging thunders
Screech a hunting torment, tuned to drive you mad
Every night
Is a hell on earth, torture with no end
Fall asleep
Never knowing if you'll wake up again
Steep corridors within your brain
And I wish I could rise
On the wings of a dream
Not to drown in my fear
Onto the fight
Into the night
Hearing a melody
Trying to comfort me
Darkness will fall
Demons will rise
Wish I could open my eyes
Trying to open my eyes
And see through the disguise
Hunting for the demon I despise
Is there a plan to devise
To delay my demise
Before hope dies
Onto the fight
Into the night
Hearing a melody
Trying to comfort me
Darkness will fall
Demons will rise
Wish I could open my eyes
---------
All rights reserved to Scardust 2015
