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Genesis
04:26
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In the beginning there was hate.
In the beginning there was rape.
In the beginning it was glorious slaughter.
Then mankind gave birth to an idea.
Then mankind gave birth to a god and saw
that this is good.
Then mankind started killing and raping and hating each other in the name
of that god.
Then mankind invented new gods.
And then there were even more hate
and then there were even more raping
and then there were even more glorious slaughter.
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You, under my skin
03:31
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I can hear your voice in my head,
I can see your face when I close my eyes.
What I have to do to make you disappear?
I can smell you even if you are not here.
All I can think is how you feel and how you taste.
What have you done to me?
You are getting under my skin.
You are crawling under my skin.
You, under my skin.
You make me feel filthy and sick,
what I have to do to make you disappear?
(Oh, lala)
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Käärmeen kuiskaus
01:19
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Minä olen sinulle lupaus huomisesta,
minä olen sarastus ennen aurinkoa.
Olen pohjoistuulen puhurissa,
kätkettynä kaislikossa, en sovi tähän aikaan,
en sovi tähän paikkaan ja minä olen sinun heimoasi,
varjojen vaeltaja.
Minä olen välitilassa,
sielä minne sinäkin kuulut,
minä olen välitilassa,
sinun kanssasi samanlainen,
mutta kuitenkin erilainen.
Anna minulle lupaus huomisesta,
ole minulle sarastus ennen aurinkoa.
Ole pohjoistuulen puhurissa,
kätkettynä kaislikossa,
kätkettynä katseilta jotka eivät meitä ymmärrä,
emme sovi tähän aikaan, emme sovi tähän paikkaan,
emme ole sidottuna mihinkään.
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4. |
Face of God, coitus
01:51
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Rakas Taivaanisä
03:00
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Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että ihmiset tappavat silmittömästi toisiaan.
Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että maailmassa riehuu edelleen nälänhätä.
Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että pikkulapsi kuolee.
Kiitos kun levität keskuuteemme kulkutauteja ja vihaa,
Kiitos kun annat meidän nauttia jokapäiväisen kaunamme,
jottei yksikään joka himoissaan tappaa kokisi tuskaa,
vaan saisi ylenpalttisen hekuman ja sitä seuraavan purkauksen.
Kiitos murhaorgioista ja raiskauksen hedelmistä, kiitos tuhosta ja hävityksestä!
Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että ihmiset tappavat silmittömästi toisiaan.
Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että maailmassa riehuu edelleen nälänhätä.
Kiitos rakas taivaallinen isä,
että pikkulapsi kuolee.
Kiitos rakas taivaanisä, tapa kaikki.
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6. |
Voice of an echo
01:00
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7. |
Heaven falls 1
06:08
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8. |
Heaven falls 2
04:38
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9. |
Heaven falls 3
06:02
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10. |
Heaven falls 4
05:44
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Heaven falls 5
03:54
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12. |
Suicide Hotline
02:28
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- Suicide hotline, how may I help you?
- I, can't do it, I just can't!
- Take a deep breath, what seems to be the problem?
- I am sitting here, holding knife in my hand, but I just can't make myself to do it.
- Don't worry. I'll guide you step by step. You can do it.
- I can't, I can't
- Yes you can. Take a deep breath and listen to my voice.
- Ok
- Ok, now exhale, inhale, exhale, inhale.
- *breathing*
- Good, remember now, not across the street, but down by the street.
- Ok
- Now, is the knife ready?
- Yes.
- You can do this.
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Astral Zombie Finland
Astral Zombie is an one man project from Finland and that person is Hukka.
Astral Zombie
draws inspiration from mental illness, psychosis, alcohol/substance abuse, occultism and other everyday things.
The soundscape goes from noise to ambient, in delirious insanity. "I have to scream, but I don't have enough mouths."
Embrace the cacophony!
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