Don't eat it
Don't taste it
It taste like soap
It taste like soap

It's not the key
To the knowledge
It's not the key
To the knowledge

Of good versus evil
Of good versus evil
I say it's wrong
I say it's wrong

For I am the
Forbidden Bite
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right

They call me the demon
The demon from hell
But what is hell
But what is hell

They trick you
Into thinking
I'm evil
Which is bad
But I'm good
But I'm good

For I am the
Forbidden Bite
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right

If you
Don’t taste the truth
Then what is hell
If you
Don’t taste the truth
Then what is hell

They pretend
To care
They pretend
To be scared

For I am the
Forbidden Bite
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right
For I am the
Serpent
I'm right

The Serpent's Doctrine

⚡ Forged in the fire between chaos and creation, Serve The Art stands as a defiant call to stay true to the spirit of expression in a world built on lies. Blending the raw aggression of classic thrash with the depth of modern consciousness, the band rips through illusions, questioning conformity, corruption, and fear itself.

Every riff is a rebellion, every lyric a reflection — a reminder that truth and art must survive even when everything else fades. Their sound is a brutal sermon of purpose: heavy, fast, and unflinchingly human.

From the rust of decay to the silence of resilience, Serve The Art is more than a name — it’s a vow.

“We don’t serve fame. We serve the art.”

Genre: Thrash Metal / Progressive Thrash

Themes: Truth vs. illusion, the human condition, spiritual endurance, corruption, decay, inner strength

For fans of: Slayer, Testament, Death Angel, Vektor, and Gojira

🎸 Band Members:

💀 Core Four
Vox / Guitar: M.D. Raze
Vox / Lead Guitar: Silas Vow 
Vox / Bass: Taron Vein
Vox / Drums: Ash Corren

🎭 The Meaning Behind the Masks

Each mask worn by Serve The Art is more than stage armor — it’s a reflection of the band’s soul, forged from truth, chaos, and endurance. They’re symbols of the fight between corruption and creation, the war between illusion and inner power. The masks remind both band and audience that identity can fade, but art is eternal.

M.D. Raze – The Mask of Truth
A black-and-white design representing the battle between honesty and deception. It’s the face of rebellion — a reminder that truth cuts deeper than fear.

Silas Vow – The Mask of Decay
Marked with rust and fire, it represents creation born from destruction — the idea that art rises even from what’s broken and burned.

Taron Vein – The Mask of Corruption
Cracked and blood-stained, it embodies the deception and greed tearing through humanity. It’s the scarred reminder that the purest strength comes from surviving betrayal.

Ash Corren – The Mask of Endurance
Stone-white and fractured, symbolizing the rhythm of resilience — the unbreakable pulse that keeps art alive when everything else falls apart.

Together, these masks are not meant to hide — they’re meant to reveal.

“We don’t serve fame. We serve the art.”