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Daily Devotions with Pastor John David Mull of Shepherd of The Valley on the three-year Lectionary Readings. Lectionary C, 16th Sunday After Pentecost.

Amos 6:1-7

This body of work blends poetic storytelling, spectral imagery, and ritualistic musical theory to evoke the eerie, the ancestral, and the emotionally resonant. Each song is a tribute—whether to mythic horror legends like Brian Lumley, John Carpenter, Stephen King, Vincent Price, or to scientific and emotional memory refracted through a Halloween lens.  	Musical Style: Modal progressions, diminished chords, and variable timing create a haunting, ritualistic atmosphere. Retro-futuristic instrumentation and layered harmonies echo the soundtracks of classic horror and sci-fi cinema.
• 	Lyrical Themes: Ghostly homonyms, spectral refrains, and poetic adaptations in English, French, and Korean explore themes of legacy, loss, transformation, and playful dread.
• 	Visual and Emotional Arc: Each piece is paired with evocative captions and visual concepts—ranging from amateur horror sketch aesthetics to archival presentation—designed to honor emotional memory and mythic storytelling.
• 	Creative Techniques: Songs often incorporate multilingual refrains, scientific metaphor, and horror homage, with careful attention to rhyme, rhythm, and emotional fidelity across languages.
• 	Ethical Stewardship: Every work is crafted with responsible authorship in mind, including copyright documentation, attribution templates, and ethical presentation of AI-assisted creativity.

Midnight’s Veil

The Repairman's Fix

Sinister Homonym Requiem (Scottish Wraith Edition)

Sinister Homonym Requiem

When the Hero Fails

Mind King's

The Price of Shadows

Your Worst Nightmare

Sometimes, God says woe to us.  He tells us, His children, to stop. Stop what we are doing because He has a better path and plan for us in Jesus.

SOTV Message Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost C - "Woe to Y'all" - Amos 6:1-7 - 9/28/25


Born under a ledden sky
Cursed from first breath to last sigh
Shadows cling to pallid skin
Wednesday's child, marked within

Wednesday's child is full of woe
Darkness follows where they go
Melancholy in their veins
Haunted by unspoken pains

Misfortune dogs their every step
Tears are all that they have kept
In the mirror, sorrow's face
Wednesday's child, lost in space

Wednesday's child is full of woe
Darkness follows where they go
Melancholy in their veins
Haunted by unspoken pains

Woe-filled child of Wednesday's dawn
Forever cursed, forever torn
In shadows deep, they find their place
Embracing fate with gothic grace

Wednesday's Child

Letters to me

Only God Knows

Changes

Doghouse

Floating in the blue

Prod by 27Corazones Beats and someone else I cant find please reach out for credit.

Lethal Checkers

Out of Touch

Daily Devotions and Weekly Messages from God's Word with John David Mull - Christ-follower, husband, and father.  Pastor of Shepherd of the Valley Church in West Des Moines, IA.

Father, of some great Children, Grandfather of some great Grandchildren (see what I did there) I meant exceptional. I make music for the love of music. A technician by trade, and artist by passion and musician for fun

80s nostalgic goth project that channels the darkest depths of melancholy and industrial grit. Named after the Sindarin word for “black waters”.

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