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The Harmonic Demise

by Kalyot

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- Breed of the Witch of Endor Whirling spirit, lingering there a moment more, as winter breathes on glass; impalpable and feeble as the body wrecks. Impossible to catch and vanished among the tides of atoms, into thin air. Lost not forever. For widows will not cut their bond and memories can rekindle what has surrendered to Great Void. Just a sparkle more. When you'll be aware of those sacred tongues that Chaos has arranged then be soon prepared to open the circle, shredding the Veil with your words, let in the dead to speak with the Dreadful Voyager. These are the night's abomina things to be hidden from the face of daylight, a council with those who crossed the border. What will you dare to know? The token left to know the truth how deep a hole it dug in you? To inquire beyond what you could see polluting your here and now. A moment of loss, of pure disorder the life that we live, an open mire. The sense of it, overwhelming conscience and the life that we live is an open mire.
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Ubiquus 04:25
- Ubiquus Panspychia! Matter's alive! It's plain on pure observation that there's harmony in the spheres and on earth; that a Will beyond our reach has imposed it; that we're but a tiny brush stroke in the drawing. There's no end, no center, ye slaves of the sun embrace infinity. I daresay, if He gifted this matter with a spirit, then all of the matter from faeces to stone is drenched in God. That this matter has purpose and molds itself, and it carries a part of God. You're not alone, a garden you host. Death's just migration, embrace infinity. Per nostra diffinitiva sententia pronuntiamus te pertinax et hereticus. Te degradamus et eiciamus extra Ecclesiam, cuius indignus es. Te tradimus ad sententiam sancta et opera tua ad flammas damnamus.
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- Averting Death to Eternity We're giving account of a fact that we sure disdain, involving a certain Clydesdale, murderer of Aire; of how he was dropped from his neck then carted fresh dead to the theater to rise back again. Current sprang and body twitched for the horror of those attending. Grimaces and despair, all these mimics of life could he perform, then he was restored to death. Yet he is said to have hovered his hand towards the audience as warning and those that were there were appalled till the anatomist slit his throat for good. The precious fiber that we were will soon unfurl, we can't weave it one more time. The living sparkle, once dispersed, will join the flood; it's out of our hold.
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- Those Masters I hear The mind is idle and knowledge void, barely filling the pores of paper. Logic can't offer colors but fleeting shades for the pursuer of it to find. In the revolving mass beyond the dark, at the foundations of perception, tangled voices in constant chat hide at the edge of self-dissipation. And if you feed them with proper heart and stream of thought in hallucination, they'll forcibly open your Eye, the Third and True, epekeina tes ousias. Ton arcaion hemin theourgon, Theosophia. Those Masters speak and these hands write down, unveiling Isis in her splendor, showing the brave ones who seek The Golden Bough the underlying real dimension. Ton arcaion hemin theourgon, Theosophia. Ton arcaion hemin theourgon, ego, Isis, phainomai.
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- Harmony of Underground Worlds Splintered roots wink on frozen soil, the trace of spoil. Chopped wigs where heads fell. Duly gallows rise, the sun inclined o'er stains of men, bruises that won't wane. The shallow wells of their cupped hands gleaning dark to soak their cries, horror taints their eyes. Blackened hearses (whose) wheels sputter plague neath muddy skies, sowing violent hearts. The question is raised: who's preaching unnoticed, advocating proxima era? The opus is done. Enacting the Kingdom whose light is a failure, whose essence is lie. Instauratio facienda ab imis fundamentis, abyssus abyssum invocat. Acts mold the hypostasis, facts vanquish the promise. The reign, it is faltering: a stool and a rope. Acts mold the brutal hypostasis. Acts mold the hypostasis. This is the disease and they don't see it coming, scattering their words, their gurgles turn to rot. Violence calls for violence, heads on high poles will accuse, eyes stuck opened wide. The promise, it failed them it failed them all and they failed it too. Symbiotic to their doom. Blood spilled on manure-reichs, it won't be a cure. Nefesh which is wasted, a tribute of souls. The opus is done and down falls the Kingdom, nurturing the dead roots the harmonic demise.
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- A Surgeon's Legacy Stressed flesh that heaves and falls at the tip of the knife... such a natural repulsion, as if it were allowed to sniff, as if danger could speak and carve it with licking. A moment to hush her, to calm her, then get back to it quick; that which is due to her. This is the moment hands shan't shake, this is the heritage I own and I've been good pupil. Understand this is no pleasure, instead, a trial of faith. It is cracking a chest, the box protecting the mechanism most sacred. It is participating in the secret, the prodigy of life; the power to snuff it out. Over the swirling fumes of life itself, intoxicating. Kill the beat of that heart, ready for your Apokatastasis. The knife has written verses on this skin, omens that things change, of the futility of opposing. Each curve an acronym, the cradle of a word on the verge of being and I'm spokesman and witness. Now scissors take over, bayonets on a battlefield, the flesh surrenders and it moans like leather. A work of art, ever changing; cries are no more real than the sorrow I'm feeling. Blood spills, sputters, invigorating. One more step of my journey that I shall accomplish. Over the swirling fumes of life itself, intoxicating. Kill the beat of that heart, ready for your Apokatastasis. Was I man when I acted as it? Am I now more than appropriate, savaging those not awake?
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- Sidera Funeral I watch them dance losing borders day by day. They're crackles and hiss, tweaks on a radio. Muscles don't wake anymore from their weird torpor and every breath has the taste of the last spurt of life. And while everything seems blurred, so much I can't decode it, I get it what I'm feeling, this burden. It starts tonight, I leave it all behind. I bleed tonight in this sidera funeral. Time is like a living animal and mine's been strangled by my own hands. Or is it I can't stay for that, this everlasting dance?
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- The Gathering Bell Came after a silent journey, expanded to fibers into the reticulation of purest nothing. Here, which is nowhere, imbibed with quiet stiffness, synapses are cold. My mandatory relief, a strange suspension. The shadow of a sound, no more than that, the blueprint of a memory long dead, it woke me up, it woke up us all forcing limbs sewn to the dark irrevocably, starving ghosts. Exposed to the setting light, eyes that bleed, skinned dogs bark somewhere unrequited, crusted with living soil the soles of bare feet, flesh falls apart from us mongrel beings. Yet we carry on, pitiful bags of bones, the echo of bells smears the nightly cold, half-tone need that draws us. In silence we secretly come back. We stand amassed as a sea-beast, arms to the skies as tentacles, antennas longing for light. The sound won't get nigh, it won't call us home: and there we are drowning back to the senselessness of ourselves, to the stiffness of the immutable, the impulse will now stop a whirlpool to nowhere.
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- Apocrypha Illuminata It is so dark where we go, there's a chill that gnaws our bones and we can't cope with the silence. There's a place we're forsaken, in the wait for a morning never coming. Apocrypha Illuminata! What built our lie is the conviction of time. This doubt corroding all our passing days. Empty graves, a number far greater still than all the generations next and past. Stranded as we feel we'll ever be and always have been since the eve of times, we turn to you, to your sepulchre shut, it's not for God but a man we're looking for. Apocrypha illuminata! The promise stands, that every man is more than this handful of sand. That what we've learnt and been won't end. Apocrypha Illuminata! We'll close our eyes and firmly cling on to the eternity that you preach to feel there's sense in all of this. Apocrypha Illuminata! We're taught to fight the experience of our eyes, to back off incredulity and believe. Those who compel the gift of reason, then, will spot some truth where others cannot find. That's how you'll rise in our collective mind, but your broken body there is unresponsive. Apocrypha Illuminata! The promise stands, that every man is more than this handful of sand. That what we've learnt and been won't end. Apocrypha Illuminata! We'll close our eyes and firmly cling on to the eternity that you preach to feel there's sense in all of this. Apocrypha Illuminata!

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released December 29, 2018

Scrutator Ignotus - Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Drums, Trumpet and Keyboards.
Levanah - Female Vocals on "Sidera Funeral"
Phoebus - Violin on "Scripta Obscura" and "Apocrypha Illuminata"
Estela - Cello on "Scripta Obscura" and "Apocrypha Illuminata"

Mixed by Phoebus and Scrutator Ignotus

Mastered by Scrutator Ignotus

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