The band disclosed this about its subject matter:. It speaks to the harsh reality that humanity has crossed a threshold, endangering the home that nurtures us. The song calls for a return to simplicity, to lives rooted in harmony with nature rather than domination over it. Inspired by Robert W.
The Yellow King is chaos incarnate, a figure tied to a cursed play that drives its readers insane. Far below, on the other hand, the bass moans and throbs with such heaviness that it might shiver your bones and the earth beneath them.
Horror takes other forms too, including a guitar solo that sounds like seductive witchery, and growled words that conjure monstrous visions. The guitars also eject brazen and braying chords; the drums inflict a remorseless and variably paced beating; and all the hinges have come off the screams.
The pace slows, and the melody transforms, becoming more hopeless, but in the closing phase the drums blast like weaponry, and that vivid central riff arises again like a frightening apparition. For pre-orders, see the links below. Your Comment. Name required. E-mail required. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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