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Accretion
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Vitreous Vale
04:53
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Oneironaut
07:35
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The Zanclean Deluge
03:32
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Overgrown, abandoned in thorny barbs
Engineered slaves pay tribute, unpredictable God
Their vertical silhouettes the only vestiges left
Their souls aborted mid-senescense
Reaching to the sky - frail, crooked lines
Broken in the wind like waving spines
Blighted with no end in sight, predicted from a prophecy
A curse upon the land created in a lab
Mutating, a side effect, interrupting indigenous vegetation and trees...
Excreting aura of disease
Absorbed in swamps sifted from seas
Stiff roots and writhing, sick grubs
That wrap around secret funerals
Deep below the well-worn treads of hazmat function farmers
Existence is only a season, disposed in dimensions
Time is the vine that consumes kingdoms
Billions of fertile orphans
Strewn across the fallow land while
legions of their rotten fathers peel and crack from tip to tail
Husks. Flaking debris.
A landscape of jagged branches
Like cracks in a shattered sunset
Fragments of atmosphere
Falling away, ingested in stasis
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Existential Animals Detroit, Michigan
Organic grass-fed tech-death.
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Pure instrumental insanity, straight from the mind of Colin Marston. We aspire to someday reach the compositional mastery present here, but in the meantime, we'll settle for being massively inspired.
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A PROPHETIC AND VNSANE VISION OF MODERN BLACK METAL, LISTEN TO THE FUTURE NOW.
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Slamming brutal death metal from members of EA.
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