Digimortal
Fear Factory · Digimortal [2001]
One...step...
One...step...
As I witness the death of innocence
A predator feeding on its creation
Through the fallout of this hallucination
I (I...) walked into darkness
Must not surrender my god to anyone (one..)
Or this body will become carrion
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave
As I witness my own degeneration
The future condemns me
Must not surrender my god to anyone (one..)
Or this body will become carrion
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave...
One...
One...
One step closer, one step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer to the grave...
One...step...
As I witness the death of innocence
A predator feeding on its creation
Through the fallout of this hallucination
I (I...) walked into darkness
Must not surrender my god to anyone (one..)
Or this body will become carrion
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave
As I witness my own degeneration
The future condemns me
Must not surrender my god to anyone (one..)
Or this body will become carrion
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave...
One...
One...
One step closer, one step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to my fate
One step closer
One step closer to the grave
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer (to my fate)
One step closer to the grave...
Digimortal - Fear Factory
Released in 2001 on the album Digimortal, this track exemplifies the industrial metal sound that Fear Factory helped define during the early 2000s. The song features the band's signature blend of aggressive, mechanical rhythms and distorted guitars, layered with the distinctive, rhythmic vocal delivery of singer Mike Vennar. As a key track on their fifth studio album, Digimortal serves as a sonic representation of the band's commitment to electronic instrumentation and high-energy performance. The recording captures the raw intensity characteristic of the genre, reinforcing the group's reputation for pushing the boundaries of industrial music while maintaining a cohesive, driving musical identity.