In the Master's Fire
from Moons Over the Slaughter by Chateau
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lyrics
Blackest betrayer arise
Bones in the caverns chime
Crushing enveloping void
Men of the cloth are destroyed
Tracing circle seals
The sacrifice revealed
Culling the oncoming flood
The priest is drawn of his blood
Offerings are obliterated in the master's fire
Corpses will be immolated in the dirt retire
Sorcerers know not what they've called
The beast enthralled
And at command appalled
Torches burn as flesh to shreds is turned
Cultists' rights
Through everlasting night
Blood across the sanctum walls with grinning evil maws
Cultists fleeing through the halls they'll never greet the dawn
Submerged temple sealed by hounds of hell
Beasts are boundless and subjugation failed
No escape no human sign remains in caverns dim
Flags made of human hide the banners of tattered skin
Submerged temple sealed by hounds of hell
Beasts are boundless and subjugation failed
Moons are watching over the slaughter, freezing at the sight
Humans not but bestial fodder tempting ancient might
Bones in the caverns chime
Crushing enveloping void
Men of the cloth are destroyed
Tracing circle seals
The sacrifice revealed
Culling the oncoming flood
The priest is drawn of his blood
Offerings are obliterated in the master's fire
Corpses will be immolated in the dirt retire
Sorcerers know not what they've called
The beast enthralled
And at command appalled
Torches burn as flesh to shreds is turned
Cultists' rights
Through everlasting night
Blood across the sanctum walls with grinning evil maws
Cultists fleeing through the halls they'll never greet the dawn
Submerged temple sealed by hounds of hell
Beasts are boundless and subjugation failed
No escape no human sign remains in caverns dim
Flags made of human hide the banners of tattered skin
Submerged temple sealed by hounds of hell
Beasts are boundless and subjugation failed
Moons are watching over the slaughter, freezing at the sight
Humans not but bestial fodder tempting ancient might
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from Moons Over the Slaughter,
released October 29, 2016
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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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