Auto Tech Pilot
Fall · Other Songs - Fall
Last night I heard 3 real loud ricochets
From the place tech center at the top of my street
And then the morning after, brass band in unison
Jumping, shouting, all 3000
Meanwhile I've been broke in twice
And had a maniac at door, swearing, 12:05 AM
And I really think this computer thing is getting out of hand
And I think this tech pilot isn't going to land
Three quarters of mail guest end for being
Time to put an end, to extend
All the bump men
Time we cake this
Compute garbage in, garbage out
And time to put a cap on this
With a brain, nice habit
And I'm thinkin of...
(Track is deserted
All securities run forth of the perverted)
Isn't gonna land
On its purgatory band
Auto tech pilot
Isn't gonna land
Jet isn't gonna land
Troll the instant pilot
Auto tech pilot
Isn't gonna land
From the place tech center at the top of my street
And then the morning after, brass band in unison
Jumping, shouting, all 3000
Meanwhile I've been broke in twice
And had a maniac at door, swearing, 12:05 AM
And I really think this computer thing is getting out of hand
And I think this tech pilot isn't going to land
Three quarters of mail guest end for being
Time to put an end, to extend
All the bump men
Time we cake this
Compute garbage in, garbage out
And time to put a cap on this
With a brain, nice habit
And I'm thinkin of...
(Track is deserted
All securities run forth of the perverted)
Isn't gonna land
On its purgatory band
Auto tech pilot
Isn't gonna land
Jet isn't gonna land
Troll the instant pilot
Auto tech pilot
Isn't gonna land
Auto Tech Pilot
Fall's 'Auto Tech Pilot' stands as a quintessential example of their post-punk and new wave output, characterized by the band's signature blend of driving rhythms and atmospheric textures. Released during a period where the group explored darker, more industrial themes, the track exemplifies their ability to merge electronic elements with raw, distorted guitar work. The song reflects the band's broader discography of the era, which often delved into dystopian imagery and technological anxiety. As a standalone recording, it captures the frenetic energy and melodic complexity that defined Fall's contribution to the genre, influencing subsequent acts in the industrial and alternative rock scenes.