1. |
Launch
03:16
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Technology the finger
that flicks a ship
off the planet,
out of the atmosphere
and into deep space
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2. |
Deep Space
06:04
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Explorer forever am I
crawling amongst rocks
that gods had hewn and spewed
when they made themselves
and everything black
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3. |
Discovery
01:04
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Here is a handle
to a door
here is my hand
to turn it
here it turns
space
upside-down
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4. |
Particles
02:53
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I am particles
shot from a rifle
I am particles
torn from myself
I am existence
divided by zero
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5. |
Stranded
04:37
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Coalesce
where you've stopped
on a wet place in an unknown valley
of moons
a shrine to isolation
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6. |
The Black Throne
01:57
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Explorer forever am I
crawling on a rock
where gods congregated
and sat upon this black throne
that now stares back at me
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7. |
Malice
02:22
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There is nothing else
just me and hate
a beast I ride
and trample any semblance
of empathy
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8. |
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Power and death
I wield both,
two ends of a scepter
to rule
these tiny civilizations
that crash upon my rocks
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9. |
All the Dead
05:03
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Do you remember
the one who died?
the other one?
the billions?
but they remember.
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10. |
Exorcism
02:39
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Ages ago we left
behind
our exorcist
orbiting, waiting,
we knew one of them would return
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11. |
Gloria Galactica
05:02
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I wake up, finally
to a new peace
and knowledge
hosannas sing from the stars
but I don't remember
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Whispers of Dead Gods San Francisco, California
Meatsack extraordinaire.
Influences include Devin Townsend, Testament, Ministry, Debusy, and films like Akira, Jacob's Ladder, & Dark City.
Whispers of Dead Gods recommends:
Unemployed Uncle Bob
by Unemployed Uncle Bob
I love this album, and I wouldn't really call myself a comfy-synth fanboi or anything. I think this album stands out in that crowd. Very emotional, and I love the production.
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Plosives: An Introduction To Ghost Nun
by Various Artists
All kinds of noise-influenced music, noise that rides the edge of melody. Great stuff.
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Herremoral | Slavemoral
by Dødsmaskin
If you like my heavier, noisier stuff at all, you have to have to have to listen to this.
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Murky and mysterious sounds from Jonquera, depicting, “a feudal struggle between a heretic woman & a priest in the small town of Charlieu.”
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Sleeplessness and Hopelessness II
by Kcin
Ever shifting percussive soundscapes from Australian producer/drummer Nicholas Meredith.
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