Absolute Zero
Faith No More · Other Songs - Faith No More
Dead center
Point blank
Together
The clock is ticking
You have no authority here
Float like a dead man down the river
And there are no streets in this city
Et cetera is my worst enemy
It's low and I know it all will go
To the big hand of the god damned
You're here
Red dot
And now you know where not to go
The middle ground is absolute zero
What can be found at absolute zero
Can we begin at the end to save some time?
Et cetera is my worst enemy
It's low and I know it all will go
To the big hand of the god damned
The big hand of the bald man
The middle ground is absolute zero
What can be found at absolute zero
A happy end is absolute zero
Nobody wins an absolute zero
Worse than nothing
Nothing...
Absolute Zero
Absolute Zero stands as a defining track from Faith No More's 1992 album Angel Dust, capturing the band at the height of their experimental prowess. Released during a period of intense stylistic evolution, the song showcases the group's signature fusion of heavy metal riffs, funk grooves, and avant-garde vocal delivery. The recording highlights the dynamic interplay between Mike Patton's versatile vocals and the band's tight instrumental arrangement, reflecting the eclectic nature of their mid-nineties output. As part of a critically acclaimed album that defied easy categorization, the track exemplifies the group's ability to blend aggression with melodic sensibility. It remains a staple in their live performances, underscoring the enduring appeal of their unique sonic landscape within the alternative rock genre.