Soulwound
Fear Factory · Obsolete [1998]
Stalked by oblivion and denial
Scarring lacerations
Hopeless devastation
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper, deeper, deeper
These wounds are small slices of death
Draining my soul and final breath
Self-inflicted dementia
Bone shallow gravedigger
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper, deeper, deeper
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwound
Soulwounds I can not conceal
These wounds are so hard to heal
A tortured whipping dog defiled
Stalked by oblivion and denial
Scarring lacerations
Hopeless devastation
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper
The cuts, cut deeper, deeper, deeper
Soulwound
Fear Factory's 'Soulwound' stands as a defining track on their 1998 album 'Obsolete,' exemplifying the band's evolution from industrial metal into a more melodic, alternative rock direction. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the song features the signature blend of distorted guitars and driving rhythms characteristic of their sound, yet it incorporates soaring vocal lines that prioritize emotional resonance over pure aggression. As a staple of their discography, 'Soulwound' captures the tension between mechanical precision and organic expression, reflecting the themes often explored in their work regarding human nature and societal structures. The recording serves as a testament to the band's ability to adapt their sonic palette while maintaining their distinct identity within the broader metal and alternative music landscape.

