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The Summoning Call

from Malice of Antiquity by Astrophobos

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lyrics

At night when all was still, it called,
with promises of unknown lands.
I heard a tune and was enthralled,
by words no human mind withstands.

Through the night to darker skies.

Out in the vast and unknowable nothingness,
under the gleam of unknown constellations,
rules of reality wielded no power and
bodiless worshippers sang adorations.

Then as the vista was opened before me,
I stood in awe of his sickly creations.

And then I saw it all commence,
an orrery of thrashing forms,
a scene of worship without sense,
like furious and living storms.

At night when all was still, it called,
from dreams of blood and unknown lands.
I heard a tune and was enthralled,
by words no human understands.

Dread filled my mind to its brim as he conjured those
horrors to life with his versification.
I was a mortal, unraveling witness to
mystical rites of a grand coronation.

For I have seen how all will end.

An unknown moon shed ashen light
upon the vision I was shown.
I crumbled at the monstrous sight
and wished it had remained unknown.

When nightmares wake and they have crossed
in endless numbers to extend
his kingdom here, then we are lost.
I fear the things my dreams portend.

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from Malice of Antiquity, released January 18, 2019

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Astrophobos Stockholm, Sweden

Since their formation in 2009 Swedish black metal band Astrophobos have made a name for themselves with their ferocious yet melodic style of black metal.

Following up on with the critically acclaimed album "Malice of Antiquity" (2018), Astrophobos are now back with their long awaited third album ”Corpus”.
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