Devouring Mist
from Monuments Of Bitterness by RAPTVRE
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Release date: 22th of November 2019 (TCCR-024).
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lyrics
awoken from slumber
we follow the masters call
through plastic and data
we burn our way into the black
I summon my brothers
emperors of long forgotten days
to reclaim what’s never been yours
to restore and rebuild the old order
lords of statistics and numbers
bow to their will and follow their lead
make them shiver for spoiling our names
countless legions are stomping their feet
stomping their feet
as the creation outwits the creator
a perfect dream outlives the man
cults of echoes and mirrors
repeat in infinite loops
our craving is timeless
our hunger untamed
let us walk beside you
and while day might be their kingdom
ours is the night
give power and breath to those who remember
Let us walk beside you
we won’t bow to anyone
shrouded in devouring mist
reveal yourself in our darkest hour
reveal yourself
we follow the masters call
through plastic and data
we burn our way into the black
I summon my brothers
emperors of long forgotten days
to reclaim what’s never been yours
to restore and rebuild the old order
lords of statistics and numbers
bow to their will and follow their lead
make them shiver for spoiling our names
countless legions are stomping their feet
stomping their feet
as the creation outwits the creator
a perfect dream outlives the man
cults of echoes and mirrors
repeat in infinite loops
our craving is timeless
our hunger untamed
let us walk beside you
and while day might be their kingdom
ours is the night
give power and breath to those who remember
Let us walk beside you
we won’t bow to anyone
shrouded in devouring mist
reveal yourself in our darkest hour
reveal yourself
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from Monuments Of Bitterness,
released November 22, 2019
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RAPTVRE Cologne, Germany
RAPTVRE was born in February 2018 as the ugly yet ambitious love child of Kirill Gromada (mastermind of Ayahuasca and frontman of Pripjat) and Stefan Braunschmidt (bassplayer and vocalist of Shitshifter and Nvrvd) and explores the abyssal depths of Black-, Death- and Progressive-Metal with a dissonant and abrasive twist. ... more
discography
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Nov 2019 -
Jan 2019
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