This track was written in tribute to the winter months. How beautiful they are. The Sierra Nevada's offer some of best views. Couple that with ancient lake systems, vast wilderness, and white-out snow... you my friend, have it all. The stillness, the quiet, that stare... Winter- a true goddess.


Verse 1:
Smothered by Fog
Darkness so cold

Death on the hills
Covered with Snow

A mist that consumes
Layering Ice
The Baroness of The Bleak

The Northern Blade
Rips to the bone
Consuming The Tower of Kings

Chorus:
Winter's Breathe
The Bitter Queen
Mistress of the Deep
Draped with Ice
Crowned with darkest of light
Sowing Her Winters Seed

And through the black night
The cold comes near
Filling a Bitter Need
A fires light
Vitality
In the midst of Winter's Breathe

Verse 2:
Buried Alive
A Shivering Soul

Where woodlands are Ice
The Wind Cuts Bone

A Season So Cold
Blisters of Pain
Harvest the Twilight Sleep

The Northern Edge
Frozen Streams
Devours the Land of The Kings

Winters' Breathe

This track was written about being alone. Left to fend for yourself, scratch for scraps, fight for presence, and to not be afraid of death. The track is about a lonesome journey... no allies, no friends, no backup, no country. Truly, a lone wolf

The Lone Wolf

The song is written with idea that I am made for nowhere. In other words, I have always felt as if I do not fit in, anywhere to be exact. Only through music have a I found a home. The song asks questions of God (not that I am a Christian, but raised as one, until rejecting the faith). The questions and the cries are based around our world, and the pit of needless suffering it is.

A Man Made For Nowhere

A house once great, now worth both Fire and Brimstone. Written to be a two way mirror, look into it and see yourself.

A Man Made for Nowhere

A House Worth Burning

Written to reflect the horrors of Dante's Inferno. More prevalent to what one experiences throughout their life, this circle of misery is something we can all understand. Verse by verse, chorus after chorus, each layer of the pit revealed.

Gehenna

Diana, Goddess of the Moon, controls the night tide, and the hour of the witch.

Black Moon

The social commentary of the world as I see it.

The Count

Question: A ship, pulls into the harbor, has to replace all of its parts, including planks, and other mechanical components. Is this ship still the same ship?

Similarly, we, as human change over time, our cells, in many parts of the body, our mindsets, etc., change, are we fundamentally still the same person?

Can someone be truly good, and then become truly bad? Pending we set our definitions of both "good" and "bad".

The Ship of Theseus

The Pagan is written about the inquisition that had swept throughout Europe (1450-1750).

The Pagan

Allocer Wolfe is from the northern part of Nevada, surrounded by trees and ancient lakes, and creates metal music catered more to the sub-genres of black and thrash metal. 

The music brings catchy arrangements and structures, with brutal tones and intellectually penetrating  lyrics. Dealing within array of topics from personal, philosophical, theological, and even fantastical, occult and black magic.  

Songs such as "Winter's Breathe" speaks to a Pagan queen who rules over the landscapes crushing those who inhabit her forests. "A Man Made for Nowhere" is set within a theological context, in conversation with God, asking the why of creation, and the associated pain with living. “Gehenna” being the musical embodiment of Dante’s Inferno explores each layer of the journey throughout the piece.

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