Persistance of Fear
Skar · Artificial Reality [2006]
The dreams have become nightmares
I'm losing it all
More falls away as the days go by
Can I hold onto what I've got left for now
I don't think so
The hopes have become rust
The ideas have eroded to dust
There's no honesty or trust
Left in this one
Can I hold onto what I've got left for now
I don't think so
Rip it away from me
I know it's gonna happen anyway
Tear down my sanity
Because my grasp's slipping already
It's the nature of this world
Persistance of Fear
Persistance of Fear stands as a defining track from Skar's 2006 album, Artificial Reality. Emerging during a period of significant creative output for the artist, the song reflects the intense, driving energy characteristic of their electronic style. This recording captures the tension and atmosphere that permeate the album, showcasing Skar's ability to blend rhythmic precision with emotive soundscapes. As part of a broader discography that includes later works like Dystopia and earlier releases such as No Backing Down, the track highlights the artist's consistent exploration of modern themes through synthesized textures. The song remains a notable song in their catalogue, demonstrating the sonic identity that has resonated with fans throughout their career.