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Old 11-12-2017, 11:07 AM   #1921
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Crack the Skye - Mastodon



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Drummer Brann Dailor (who writes most of the lyrics) told MTV News that this song is meant as a homage to his deceased sister. He explained: "My sister passed away when I was a teenager and it was awful, and there's no better way to pay tribute to a lost loved one than having an opportunity to be in a group with my friends and we make art together. Her name was Skye, so Crack The Skye means a lot of different things. For me personally, it means the moment of being told you lost someone dear to you, [that moment] is enough to crack the sky. Death is part of life. Everybody goes through loss at some point in their life, but when someone commits suicide very young, it has very damaging, lasting effects. It's our duty as musicians and artists to reach down as deep as possible into human and life experiences and put that into your art. And it felt like Brent [Hinds, vocals & guitar] was coming from a deeper place, musically, so I felt like perfect opportunity to connect with him."
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