| RAMALLAH
is the product of Rob “White Trash” Lind (BLOOD FOR
BLOOD, SINNERS AND SAINTS) taking a quick snapshot of the current
turmoil of the world with the angry camera of his soul. Ramallah
is a horrifying window into the sheer depravity and brutality
that has resulted from the mantra of an eye for an eye and the
credo of "do unto others as they have done unto you".
Ramallah seeks to expose the ugliness of the bloodshed we get
a sneak peak of in the evening news. Rob explains, "We live
in terrible times. People should be terrified and horrified and
disgusted at what's going on in this world and in their name every
single day. Ramallah is here to shove it all right down their
throats."
Musically, Ramallah blends apocalyptic metal and chorus-oriented
hardcore with eerie melody to result in a potent style of aggressive
music. On Ramallah’s debut full length, “Kill A Celebrity”,
Rob cohesively blends the best elements of metal, hardcore, punk,
and rock ‘n’ roll, to create a challenging, disturbing,
and thoroughly convicting, epic masterpiece that is as much political
and prophetic as it is personal and revealing.
Ramallah's main lyrical thrust is to uncover the death, disease,
and sickness that is the world's current climate, and that is
prevalent in the façade of contemporary pop culture. “Kill
A Celebrity” targets directly the vanity and superficial
focus of Hollywood and the divas and rock stars that grace the
airwaves of MTV. The record also poignantly exposes the horrors
and effects of child abuse, the stinging scars of poverty, and
the global effect of suffering in a world-torn world. In the end
though, it is clear, that the voice of Ramallah, though clearly
angered, is one that is ultimately “…searching for
a heart of gold to tell me the truth.” |