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"Rebirth of Eternity" off our album Demise of the Seventh Realm (2011)
Lyrics:
Shrines of ignorance collapse with the loss of fear
Deceptiv...
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"Rebirth of Eternity" off our album Demise of the Seventh Realm (2011)
Lyrics:
Shrines of ignorance collapse with the loss of fear
Deceptive bells resonate, as churches fall and burn
Rising from the ruins, humanity gains freedom
Tyrant burned to ashes, as we desecrate his wicked urn
His mindless servant angels, lie bleeding on the ground
Feasting on their flesh, we ascend above divine
Scion of his throne, ravaging his wretched heart
Shatter his skull with joy while ripping out his spine
His once feared, hand of cruelty
Has been laid to waste
We noblest of demons
Have released your chains
Freedom, Blood, Chaos, Fire
Forge your horizon
Fate is no more
Free of the heavenly chains that enslaved
Life, Choice, Will
No longer slaves
To his rule, No longer
Our battle, our victory
Destiny, Fate, Control
Is no more, We are free
The creator's tainted skull
We throw unto the ground
An obelisk to our victory
A symbol of undying hate
Our blackened wings unfurl
As we raise our hands to stars above
Distant horizon twilight
As our comrades' bodies glow in pyre
Darkened, ancient scars healed
As we raise our eyes to skies above
No longer bowing to tyranny
As our hearts soar, free
Rebirth of Eternity
Our eternal battle is won
Balance in the sea of stars
We are the universe
Free of the heavenly chains that enslaved
Life, Choice, Will
No longer slaves
To his rule, No longer
Our battle, our victory
Destiny, Fate, Control
Is no more, We are free
The creator's tainted skull
We throw unto the ground
An obelisk to our victory
A symbol of undying hate
Our blackened wings unfurl
As we raise our hands to stars above
Distant horizon twilight
As our comrades' bodies glow in pyre
Darkened, ancient scars healed
As we raise our eyes to skies above
No longer bowing to tyranny
As our hearts soar, free
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(9 months ago)
IMO, this is the most underrated Black Metal song...ever.
Japan's best-known black metal band Sigh has, over the years, also progressed into one of ...
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IMO, this is the most underrated Black Metal song...ever.
Japan's best-known black metal band Sigh has, over the years, also progressed into one of the genre's most experimental and simply unusual bands regardless of whereabouts. Led by bassist/vocalist/keyboardist Mirai Kawashima, the trio formed in 1989, at which point the lineup was rounded out by Satoshi Fujinami on guitar and Kazuki on drums. They took their original inspirations from the raw '80's thrash metal of bands such as Venom, Celtic Frost, and Kreator, meanwhile mixing in horror movie soundtrack atmospheres and keyboards/synthesizer arrangements (they were one of the first so-called black metal bands to heavily use keyboards). After a couple of demos, they recorded their first EP, Requiem for the Fools, in 1992 for the Wild Rags label, with Satoshi doubling on guitar and bass (Kazuki had left by this point). This effort drew the attention of infamous Mayhem (Nor) guitarist/Norwegian black metal scene figurehead Euronymous, who signed them to his Deathlike Silence Productions imprint for their debut full-length. Entitled Scorn Defeat, this album came out in 1993 after Euronymous' death and was the first Sigh recording to include guitarist Shinichi Ishikawa, with Satoshi moving strictly to drums and percussion.
With their lineup finally solidified, the trio signed to England's Cacophonous Records, where they released their next three full-lengths: Infidel Art (1995), Hail Horror Hail (1997), and Scenario IV: Dread Dreams (1999); a mini-CD, Ghastly Funeral Theatre, also came out on Cacophonous in 1997. Over the course of these albums, Sigh steadily incorporated more diverse elements into their sound, including pianos, female choirs, classically inspired orchestrations (though not the bombastic, Wagner-ian sort favored by many European bands), non-horror movie soundtrack touches, and unexpected mood/style changes that reveal their acknowledged interest in composers John Zorn and Frank Zappa. (Hail Horror Hail even included a defiant warning, apparently meant for more traditionally minded metal listeners, stating that ``every sound on [the] album is deliberate, and if you find that some parts of the album are strange, it isn't because the music in itself is strange, but because your conscious self is ill-equipped to comprehend the sounds produced on this recording.``) After Scenario IV? Sigh left the Cacophonous label for Century Media, which released the band's fifth full-length, Imaginary Sonicscape, in the summer of 2001. They also released Gallows Gallery in 2005, then Hangman's Hymn in 2007 (IMO the best Metal album in 07).
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