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Halcyon Dirge
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This month's NULLL Infra release comes from E.M. Hearst's "Synaptic Fracture" project. The track is a mammoth 9-minute Industrial-Doom/Death epic called 'Halcyon Dirge'. The music is a sprawling progressive musical journey with many twists and turns.
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The Nulll Collective' is a group of like-minded artists from around the world who are sick of commercialism and artistic conformity in both the world at large a
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Peak #584
Peak in subgenre #20
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E.M. Hearst
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E.M. Hearst
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March 26, 2010
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MP3 8.3 MB 128 kbps 9:05
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golden temple halcyon days plague of despotic heresy waves of catastropic disease parasitic spirit synthetic blood acidic ruins of a failed utopia lament mankind's frailty sifting mangled fragments of long-dissolved memory metal shell spawn cruelty feast.... grinding teeth of the ruthless beast our carcass-littered eden firebombed scorched earth vultures circle vortex violence vex the calm evolve evolve churning waves of halcyon flames exquisite all-consuming pain ultraviolet lifeforce collapse in the tempest's wake lacerated faces cringe as the razors penetrate winter of impending anguish coiling snakes suffocate us bloodlet saints on granite altars utopian dream destined to falter boiling souls all shall suffer draped in pall of snow and sulphur absentia... drifting mind in seas of sleep dementia... searching blind the secret keys disembodied psyche submerged deep slowly through the mist of disregarded memories accursed phantoms thrash in their lost scionic priories blooming madness from the skull divine clouded mind choked by crawling vines seraph cloaked in blood and ash crimson vesture nightmare mask our flower of guilt is the deity of thought wilt and cower by futile piety wrought
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