Life goes around so much
Where something seem important
It becomes the burden of the present
Some do not have
A projection to the future
And others get carried away at the moment
The present must not be allowed
Be the imperfect tense of the future.
Wherever some go
The shadows of yesterday are observed
Gloomy learning that remains
As scars on the skin.
Take the good and burn the mistakes
The ashes as a reminder
That which should not have been
That should not happen again.
Strengths and weaknesses
From a life that escapes
Resist the clink
From the expiration of the clock.
A rhythm, a thought
The torture of why
The antithesis of happiness
From those and others more.
In the possibility of infinite time
There is the possibility of an eternal return
Pretend a banal life
It's waste an eternity
Deciding the actions is to exist
The strength of not purging the past
Go back to do not squander the future
With frivolities and banalities.
Wherever some go
The shadows of yesterday are observed
Gloomy learning that remains
As scars on the skin.
Take the good and burn the mistakes
The ashes as a reminder
That which should not have been
That should not happen again.
supported by 8 fans who also own “Ashes as a Reminder”
Un bon death metal old-school efficace et sans concessions qui oscille entre le Immolation des origines et Malevolent creation ; à ne pas écouter à proximité d'objets fragiles.. Poesy Rider
supported by 6 fans who also own “Ashes as a Reminder”
This is gorgeous death/doom which fits the World War I theme perfectly!
The aggressive death metal parts symbolize the crushing brutality of the Great War, while the doom metal passages stand for the quiet desperation of the trenches, there are also some movies sample sprinkled in which makes the album a real experience. Markus Schmidt
supported by 6 fans who also own “Ashes as a Reminder”
Oh my sweet little tidbit, why are you so little?
This thing has restored my lately undermined faith in modern death metal. MF down there is damn right, I want the full length too. NOW. YomaBarr