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The Keeper's Razor
08:40
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The Keeper's razor will slowly fall, carving at the coiled ovum. Polar bodies wither away - star's in the Keeper's womb. Carrion becomes the holy dust, sculptor of the holy city.
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A Pulse Fills This Void
07:18
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The touch of the divine - a map into madness. Spirals of gravity, like shadows on the wall of the cave. Constant circles of black and nothing. Beings of immensity and disproportion. Naught but confusion and terror. Blindness in numbers. Time is the snowfall numbing our limbs into decay. With our final and collective gasp, we reach toward the stars knowing not what lies beyond.
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This Is My Blood
09:16
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Glacial current. Frozen Movement. Pregnant millennial pause. Pulled under through the breath of God. Solar winds, the raze of genesis. The cup is spilling over with the wine of conclusion. Cyclical culmination of a macrocosmic suicide. The temple will be rebuilt. “This is my blood, drink of the veins.”
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Oyarsa Chicago, Illinois
Oyarsa is:
Noah Coleman - Guitars, Vocals
Joshua Anderson - Drums
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