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Oblivion EP

Oblivion

From the rain-soaked toll of a distant church bell, "Letters of Gold" emerges from the shadows. This is pure, 1970s-style doom metal in the vein of early Ozzy.
A slow, monolithic tritone riff opens the floodgates to a lurching, heavy groove, driven by a fuzzed-out bass and powerful, crash-heavy drumming. Haunting, high nasal tenor vocals, delivered in a classic Ozzy style, tell a dark tale of figures in black and a world on the brink.
Prepare for a fiery, psychedelic wah-drenched guitar solo and a frantic, double-time bridge that pushes the song to its breaking point before slamming back into the abyss for a final, feedback-drenched chord.
Music & Lyrics: Russell Nomer ASCAP Work ID: 931316381 ISRC: QT5AM2516381
Copyright Russell Nomer 2025 All Rights Reserved


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