“[They] trod / The seas for the righting of wrong; / And wrath of battle about them cried, […]
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“Ich weiß nicht, was soll es bedeuten, / Daß ich so traurig bin; / Ein Märchen ans alten […]
Heavily influenced by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and then-peaking popularity of occult rock and traditional […]
“…he heard the sound of tireless wheels, and saw a cart approaching covered with a funeral pall. Wilherm […]
“…a consciousness that cannot discern a meaning in existence is in trouble, very deep trouble, for at that […]
The ‘Gods’ men will into mind with selfless purpose or, by sheer interpretive folly rarely coerce more than […]
93. The Æon of Ma’at unsheathed — Wherein Le Bateleur no longer points toward quintessence, befouling the ideation […]
The only peace that could ever last, when all Gods have been slain or exiled, has ended in […]
Columns of fiery pumice, all manner of black volcanic debris ejected as high as the eye can bend […]
The scarab’s symbolism and “das schwerste Gewicht” of eternal recurrence. — Men who have lived within any certain […]
Of marble, ancient cedar and limitless golden polish the great palace at the heart of Kêr Is glistened […]
Predictably directional yet ultraviolent storm fronts, a sheltered supercontinent where classes are defined by the color of their […]
In times of brutal tyranny, ruthless pestilence, and a pronounced lack of sedition from the populace (beyond self-serving […]
When you’ve achieved state and station as cosmically high as Hobart, Tasmania based arcane musician Ol’ Rusty had […]
Pestilence sprays across the land from lung to lung, ignorant congregations gather and die in hordes, the populace […]
To get to this high point within their emergent stage no doubt Toronto, Ontario based ‘arcane power doom’ […]
Though the black death was long past its pandemic status three hundred years later in the seventeenth century […]
To be a fool who’d only ever misunderstood art from birth to death should be the harshest soul-stirring […]
As the very end of the thirteenth century crowned the fourteenth an ever-emerging malcontent between statesman and peon […]
Without insulting too harshly the nigh thirty years of close calls behind it, it’d be fair to suggest […]
