Senser - The Brunt

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The heart beats a finite number of times
It's concrete, but who decides?
It's my will, my urge, my search, my curse
To castrate, dominate, control and negate
And when I've sucked out all there is
Your memory will be your bridge
Conduct your wars against invisible enemies
You don't represent me, rally support
Use the media channels you maintain like open veins
Those who stay outside, they froze
Re-ignite the blaze that's old
Bring the oil online and bring it home
Well you can try and refuse and dismiss all
You wish but you cannot deny it is out of control
Burn your world, sing my songs
Sell your kids, take the brunt
Burn your world, sew my Nikes
Eat my shit, take the Brunt
Great deceivers, white hillbilly caesars
Thinkers in your own world don't trust you either
Snuff more de-valued lives for oil
Infidel troops on so-called holy soil
Slogan-shrieking bombers, lethal commerce
And stalked peace offers for profits
Acceptable losses with no tribunals and no due process
It's out of control
Burn your world, sing my songs
Sell your kids, take the brunt
Burn your world, sew my Nikes
Eat my shit, take the Brunt

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Senser is an alternative rap-metal band hailing from London, England, known for their groundbreaking and agitating musical style. Formed in 1989, the band quickly gained attention for their unique sound and powerful live performances.

In 1993, Senser independently scored two hits in the UK before signing a record deal and releasing their debut album Stacked Up the following year. The album peaked at #4 in the UK charts and spawned a third hit for the band. Senser went on to tour with the likes of Skunk Anansie and Moby, solidifying their reputation as a force to be reckoned with in the music scene.

However, in 1995, the band faced creative differences which led to a split, with some members leaving to form Lodestar. The remaining members continued to create music but faced setbacks when sole vocalist, Haigh, became pregnant and unable to tour. Despite these challenges, the band eventually reunited in 1998 under the name De:Senser and released the album Asylum, which garnered three UK hits but did not reach the same level of success as their debut.

After a successful two-month tour of the UK and Europe, Senser went inactive for a period before reuniting in 2003 with five of the original seven members. They began releasing music and touring again, albeit at a more relaxed pace due to family commitments and other interests. Although they did not achieve the same chart success as their earlier years, Senser continued to captivate audiences with their energetic performances.

In 2014, Senser celebrated the 20th anniversary of Stacked Up by re-releasing an expanded edition of the album with bonus tracks. The re-release included songs that were written just before the band's split in 1995, showcasing the band's evolution and resilience throughout their career. With a rich history and a dedicated fan base, Senser remains a beloved and influential presence in the alternative music scene.