Within Her Jaws Dwells The Dark Promise Of Our Death

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	1.	Within Her Jaws Dwells The Dark Promise Of Our Death 07:53	lyrics	buy track
	SERMON: “Attend, my people, I bid you listen well In my dreams have I seen Her, sinuous and fell Swimming through the ocean of night - Dread Mother of Worlds is She! Within her jaws dwells the dark promise of our death …and the rapturous radiance of our rebirth. I see an end to end this ceaseless war A salve for suffering in the jaws of Karnifor Elegant and merciful - Sweet tasting oblivion! Within her jaws dwells the dark promise of our death …and the rapturous radiance of our rebirth. Tell me what you hear on the breath of the night? There was a time we were not so wretched, There was a time our sleep did not haunt us - But none now live who can recall it…none now live. Now the Bloody Lake bites our shores like a leech an open wound And arms till flesh that once worked soil…once worked soil. And while the maddening violence grips our hands and minds Piteous is the wasting of our children. Is this how we wish to live? Is this how we wish to die? People of Ishpan…once we were not so wretched. And the glory of this vision blinds my eyes That we shall win When we ALL die!”

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SCRIPTURE:
"...after months of privation and death, the siege was suddenly broken after the Ishpani Qa’ar addressed his people from the balcony of the Speaking Tower, unveiling what became known as the Prophecy of Karnifor. The Prophecy not only changed to outcome of the siege – inflicting a massive defeat on the Cult of B’ahn and ushering in the Third Phase of the Perpetual War – it also utterly transformed Ishpani culture, leading them to become every bit as warlike as their Lashmiri foes."

(Birgitta Olsson, 2015 - 'Translating the Enkari-B’ahn Scrolls: Words from the People of the End Times').

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released February 21, 2022

TEMPLE:
- Zenith Maharg (Voice)
- Ascendent Zhargor (Guitar, Bass, Choir)
- Ascendent Vlasfimos (Drums)

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Necht Calgary, Alberta

Grim, martial and epic black metal tales of the Enkari, the first human civilization. Inspired by the discoveries of the German explorer and philosopher, Karl von Mecklenburg (1801 - ?), as unveiled in the controversial research of Dr. Birgitta Olsson.

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- Zenith Maharg (Voice)
- Ascendant Zhargor (Guitar, Choir)
- Ascendant Vlasfimos (Drums)
- Ascendant демон (Bass, Choir) ... more

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