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Indelible
05:20
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Continuation
Regeneration
From the depths it emerges
From the depths it will flow
Global system resets and reloads
Let's see if we made it
Remind me of the sounds you made
(All the fauna is carried away into obscurity
Discard the outer shell but keep the self intact)
Making it hard to discover
What keeps us asleep
Mutual understanding
The truth underneath
We need to see
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2. |
Gloom
01:41
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Abyssal Ontogeny
03:09
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Signs of a new age
Birthing the new life, up from above
Knowing the time has come
Decomposed forms are pulled down
Shapeless, disappears before your very eyes
Descension
Recording transgressions
You think I cannot respond
Sun has lost its glow
From the source it has been los
Descension
These life forms arrive from virulence
Welcome the dark call
Too deep to fathom
Refine yourself, your understanding
Flashes of new life
Down from below
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4. |
Plasmodia
01:42
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Altered version
Leading up from the ground
The past, present, future- when it all comes around
Every decision elemental, unending
Every elemental unravel the world
Send the signal, all forms reacting
The sites are bleeding, allow for healing
Remote tendrils feed the satellites
Surrounding life is sacrificed
Every Elemental
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5. |
Microbial
03:26
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6. |
Xylem
04:15
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We have come to learn how it goes
All the way it grows
All the way it knows
I saw the way it grows
I saw the way it knows
Secured in words we'll never speak
Aligned with light we'll never greet
Dissonant offspring
And all that surrounds you
It comes full circle
Results of every degree output to me
For the whole we know
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7. |
Cognition Fields
02:38
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"Where are the fallen?!"
The native screams
Inner dreams
Returning to the wasteland, a desolate reminder
Observe my every move
Decomposer, you've met my expectations and more
All that aside
Fall back into slumber, you've had your time
All that's left is this facade
Universal phantom body
Now, once away...
I call upon your given name
Needing closure, time after time
It's now assumed you do the same
Just an extension of imagination
So it would seem
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Post-Metal from the Midwest.
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Jonathan Carpenter: Vocals/ Keys
Chaboy Anthony: Guitars
James Knoerl: Drums
Chris Tilley: Bass, Keys
Mixed/Mastered: Evan Sammons
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