"False Religion" genre: Experimental/Post Rock
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	The sound of this song is complete. Contained within the solitary guitar part is the instrumentation for a whole band. Imagine this with a vocal melody that instills an atmosphere of urgency and you come close to what this song sounds like.
	CD: Esho Funi   Label: white label Credits: Song written, performed and produced by Ben Wolland
	Story Behind the Song Late one night i decided to chant the daimoku Nam myoho renge kyo for one whole hour. All day i had been poundering over the specific problem of a corrupt priesthood and the effect this might have on it's followers. Obviously this is a world wide theme, that effects everyone whether we like it or not, because the truth is that all civilisation can be traced back to religion. So once i had finished my Daimoku i just picked up my guitar to play for a short while before going to bed. All of a sudden i started to create this sounds with my guitar. An hour or so later i had completed this song that i felt was particularly poignant at this time. Lyrics Hush, Hush, hush, don't say a word Hush, Hush, hush, don't say a word Hush, Hush, hush, don't say a word Hush, Hush, hush, don't say a word Eating Sleeping Overbearing Thieving Everyone Right In Chains People Reaching Out Vanity It Stays Inbetween Our Normal Alien Lives

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