Omnipotent Destroyer
from Gods, Men, and Death by Ezra Brooks
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Cassette + Digital AlbumLimited to 50 copies. Each copy comes with a 1.25" pin. Includes the cassette exclusive track "Darkblack Starlight".
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in a jewel case. Each copy comes with a logo sticker. Includes bonus track "The Road To Allinam". Hand numbered limited edition of 27(The amount of extra jewel cases i had left over from the Target EP).
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lyrics
Omnipotent Destroyer
no! sword or lance can break the guard of the destroyer
not by incendiary sorcery will his flesh burn
no! axeman or knight can survive a single strike
(from his fist, sword, or spell!)
all the majesty's battalions fear his battle cry!
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
helpless in the wake of eternal enmity
oh traveller, we call on thee
release us from merciless oppression
and endless cruelty
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
the illusion is cast, the deception is met.
the destroyer is ensnared, the stage has been set
channelling the forces of time with the amulets power
an obscure ritual unfold
the planets align and the portal is open, it's bending the laws of space, to the end of time
the destroyer is banished eternally, ending his cruel reign of terror.
the ritual is complete!
no! sword or lance can break the guard of the destroyer
not by incendiary sorcery will his flesh burn
no! axeman or knight can survive a single strike
(from his fist, sword, or spell!)
all the majesty's battalions fear his battle cry!
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
omnipotent
omnipotent
omnipotent
destroyer!
helpless in the wake of eternal enmity
oh traveller, we call on thee
release us from merciless oppression
and endless cruelty
nameless!
ageless!
commanding sorcery and steel
fearless!
expressionless!
his presence is unreal
the illusion is cast, the deception is met.
the destroyer is ensnared, the stage has been set
channelling the forces of time with the amulets power
an obscure ritual unfold
the planets align and the portal is open, it's bending the laws of space, to the end of time
the destroyer is banished eternally, ending his cruel reign of terror.
the ritual is complete!
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from Gods, Men, and Death,
released April 1, 2019
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about
Ezra Brooks Helsinki, Finland
A vision of arcane heavy metal influenced by the strange, unpolished, and forgotten obscurities of the 80s, 90s, and beyond.
~S. Vincent
discography
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Jan 2017
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