Backstory:

Dishonest Liberation was born in the heart of Portland, Oregon in the summer of 2007. The band members, childhood friends Alex Masterson, Rebecca Halley, and siblings Jake and Katie Saunders, found themselves disillusioned with the status quo and the monotony of modern life. They decided to channel their frustrations into music, combining their diverse influences to create a unique sound that would resonate with like-minded individuals. Over the years, their music has provided an outlet for them and their fans, contributing to the vibrant alternative music scene, and offering a voice to those who felt unheard.

Genre:

Alternative Rock

Title:

“Shadows of the Undisclosed”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1)
Em G D A
Walking through the streets of the undisclosed,
Em G D A
Chasing shadows that the sun has thrown.
Em G D A
We’re just victims of a world unknown,
Em G D A
Oh, we’re just fragments of a shattered hope.

(Chorus)
C G D A
Screaming out for a dishonest liberation,
C G D A
Believing in the truth of our own creation.
C G D A
Running from the lies of the grand illusion,
C G D A
Craving for the taste of sweet delusion.

(Verse 2)
Em G D A
Tales of glory hidden behind closed doors,
Em G D A
Silhouettes dancing on forgotten floors.
Em G D A
In the whispers of the night we find our voice,
Em G D A
In the echoes of the dream we make our choice.

(Chorus x2)
C G D A
Screaming out for a dishonest liberation,
C G D A
Believing in the truth of our own creation.
C G D A
Running from the lies of the grand illusion,
C G D A
Craving for the taste of sweet delusion.

Fan Testimonial:

My name is Nathan Grey and I’ve been a hardcore fan of Dishonest Liberation since their debut album. Their music just speaks to me on a level that no other band does. The raw energy, the lyrical depth, the sense of rebellion, it all resonates with my own feelings and experiences. They’re not just singing about love or heartbreak, but about the essence of being human and the complexities of existence. Their music is a beacon of honesty in an often insincere world, and that’s why they’re my favorite band.