The Great Attractor
from Laniakea by Exterminatus
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lyrics
Ab aeterno
A billion years spent adrift
So much time to analyze and contemplate
Countless iterations, the same results
This massive singularity is sentient after all
Ancient construct of alien design
Multidimensional energy consciousness from a creator up high
Bleeding into this reality, setting up the kill
An agonizing heat-death of our universe instills
Islands of light, they flicker in the distance, unreachable even if we tried
Momentum locked and set, to veer now from this path would mean our pointless death
Scraping the photon sphere with grace
Gradient of black to infinite light
Ice cold nerves, i must survive
Slingshot trajectory, close enough to fall
Far enough to
Fly away, closer still to hear its call
Screaming into the darkness below
Millions of probes race ahead
Detach and flake like shedding of skin
Pierce the dark veil and peek inside
Beyond the hyper-spherical event horizon
This attractor an anomaly of the simulation
Fractalized multiverse contained within
All hope gone as we gaze upon the face of god
Sickening deep cold realization
A billion years spent adrift
So much time to analyze and contemplate
Countless iterations, the same results
This massive singularity is sentient after all
Ancient construct of alien design
Multidimensional energy consciousness from a creator up high
Bleeding into this reality, setting up the kill
An agonizing heat-death of our universe instills
Islands of light, they flicker in the distance, unreachable even if we tried
Momentum locked and set, to veer now from this path would mean our pointless death
Scraping the photon sphere with grace
Gradient of black to infinite light
Ice cold nerves, i must survive
Slingshot trajectory, close enough to fall
Far enough to
Fly away, closer still to hear its call
Screaming into the darkness below
Millions of probes race ahead
Detach and flake like shedding of skin
Pierce the dark veil and peek inside
Beyond the hyper-spherical event horizon
This attractor an anomaly of the simulation
Fractalized multiverse contained within
All hope gone as we gaze upon the face of god
Sickening deep cold realization
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from Laniakea,
released September 28, 2018
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Exterminatus Vancouver, British Columbia
Rising Death Metal titans from Vancouver, BC invade the stage as powerful vocals roar over an amalgamation of technical, progressive, and melodic elements, driven forth by precise machine-like drums. Now with third full-length album "E.F.a.D.S" currently in the works Exterminatus aims their multi-dimensional death metal towards the stars, and like the vacuum of space, leaves fans gasping for more. ... more
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Aug 2013
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