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Kirtan
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Babylon
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The lives of the tyrants shall not be interfered
Seal outside the Rubicon scream deaf to all who hear
Watchman of mass anxiety, the scar brings joy to few
Babylon, the harrowing cry, the beast of million spews
Geometric flesh from the womb of grassy plains
Evidenced by patterns only found on these terrains
Watchman of life's troubles, the flame burns to the fall
Babylon, what have you wrought, within your hideous call?
Like 90 million beasts emerged from ashes of the sun
What man slouches to Bethlehem, awaiting to be born?
The harbinger of destruction, to leaders he will bow
Babylon, your prophecy, which ascends to legend now
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Priestoid Birmingham, Alabama
hub for releases by priestoid, the never arriving, and various one offs, est. 2016.
new project is kosugi-time.bandcamp.com
The Never Arriving 2015-2018
Priestoid 2018-2022
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a big inspiration of mine as of late. melodic post-punk really gets me going and i'll always stand by it
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GRM Works 1957-1962
by Iannis Xenakis
recollection grm is an amazing reissue label run by the guy from editions mego, i believe. xenakis holds a special place in my heart as well
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