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Like lightning carves the skyline and wolves oppress their prey
I strike with primal rage, fine, like night that ends the day.
Drunkards know not of my hate, for see not their flayed skin.
Sanguine the art of their fate, the hollowed folds within.
Cut throat, to wolves below they’re thrown.
Cut throat, so many more to go.
No hope, for those who slaughter know
No hope, crushed under my mighty blows.
Peel back the flesh of my foes, ripped by the valley trees.
Scream down satisfy my woes, on pikes for hours bleed.
Drunkards aware of my hate, feel now their flayed skin.
Flowered corpses horrid fate, folded out from within.
Cut throat, to wolves below they’re thrown.
Cut throat, no more no more to go.
No hope, for those who slaughter know
No hope, crushed under my mighty blow!
I strike with primal rage, fine, like night that ends the day.
Drunkards know not of my hate, for see not their flayed skin.
Sanguine the art of their fate, the hollowed folds within.
Cut throat, to wolves below they’re thrown.
Cut throat, so many more to go.
No hope, for those who slaughter know
No hope, crushed under my mighty blows.
Peel back the flesh of my foes, ripped by the valley trees.
Scream down satisfy my woes, on pikes for hours bleed.
Drunkards aware of my hate, feel now their flayed skin.
Flowered corpses horrid fate, folded out from within.
Cut throat, to wolves below they’re thrown.
Cut throat, no more no more to go.
No hope, for those who slaughter know
No hope, crushed under my mighty blow!
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from Demo,
track released December 28, 2014
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Chateau Raleigh, North Carolina
Black metal with hints of rock and roll, from Raleigh, NC.
Lukas Ayers- guitar and vocals
Cameron Micham- drums
Jason Merritt- bass
Joe Whitley- guitar
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Oct 2016 -
Oct 2015 -
May 2015
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