Instruments of Torture

Duke of Exeter

Vampirecunt: Baptized In Gunsmoke

Vampirecunt: Cuban Link Strangulation

taken from the "Initiation To Obscure Mysteries" Demo-Tape.

Abyssic Occult Black Metal from Greece

"Summoning the Incarnations of the Worm"

Abysmal sacrilegious rites to invoke those with no eyes
starring deep through the eyes of the dead
invoking the grave, dwellers from the outer lands
spiritually bound in occult search for cosmic wisdom

Passing steps of dangerous rituals from the book of dead names
and the cursed writings of the worm mysteries

Longing for the forbidden knowledge from beyond
ancient power from the darkest path
hidden in the unfathomed depths and wells
of an obscure unknown world

The thick fog rises drowning the room
in obscure demonomanic ecstasy
a luscious maid naked lies
in the ankles of the Kadath star

As the forbidden names are hailed
the boiling maids menstrual blood
made as an offering, to awake(those who eternally sleep)
the residents of distant cold stars
the formless Yog-Sothoth
the evil Tsathogua
the merciless Azathoth
Appear to the mystical  call

Chaos gods of a living void
buried in the accursed emptiness
the lords of ALYACH, KEROSH N'KAI
dwelling behind the lines of ZENRIT MAYOSH
(horribly appear to the call)



Ithaqua - Summoning The Incarnations Of The Worm

PENETRATING THE FETID

[Verse]
Metaverse avatars
Virtual reality

[Verse]
Digital existence
Augmented brutality

[Chorus]
Virtuality
Metaverse avatars

[Chorus]
Digital death
Simulation theory

[Verse]
Metaverse avatars
Virtual reality

[Verse]
Digital existence
Augmented brutality

Metaverse Avatar

An instrumental prelude to a story of loss, grief, healing, and rediscovery.

The Plunge

Southwest Passage

Dwelling in the Fullmoon Forests

Sardonic Wrath

Rawness Obselete

Inferno of Sacred Destruction

Apocalyptic Carnage

Companies, etc.

    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Off The Records
    Copyright (c) – Off The Records
    Recorded At – Tapeworm Studios
    Pressed By – Americ Disc, Florida

Credits

    Artwork – Arik Moonhawk Roper*
    Bass – Dixie*
    Drums – Simple Man 
    Engineer [Additional] – Jeremy Dubois
    Guitar – Reverend Dirtkicker
    Producer, Engineer – Billy Anderson
    Vocals – Dixie*, Reverend Dirtkicker

Notes
Recorded September 1997 at Tapeworm Studios in Miami, FL.

Last track is about 8 minutes, and the rest of the track is just radio static.

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