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Curse of The Pharaoh
08:37
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Beneath the ashes of Titan
Lies death sacred past
Icy smoke seeking refuge
Dune escape desert vast
Forever lost in the ocean
Sonic wasteland awaits
As he passes the Awaken
Frozen hand frees the gate
Burying the forsaken
Night death-cast awake
Left to waste in oblivion
Temple space dessicate
River serpent of chaos
Desert sun now extinct
As he rises to the apex
Sky now black-obsidian
Into the city of the dead
Come day of judgment we descend
From birth to exile, at his command
Forever cursed to walk this land
Hope grows narrow
Under the curse of the Pharaoh
The path turned narrow
Undying curse of the Pharaoh
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The Waning
02:56
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Instumental
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Scold's Bridle
08:40
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Immense decay, you’ll suffer
You’re on your own
Beneath a blood moon sky
Creeping death before you
There’s no escape
Beyond the holy land
Come ancient rhyme of sorrow
Calling from the void
Embrace the astral plane
Come forth, heathen spirit
Master of deceit
Dethroned, up in flames
Conceptual obsession
Nocturnal sacrifice
Into the valley of shadows
Oh lord please take my hand
Perceptual discarnation
Infernal majesty
Bearing a Crown of horns
The Scold’s Bridle ripped and torn
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Eye of Doom Vancouver, British Columbia
Eye of Doom is a progressive doom metal trio which combines traditional fuzz-driven stoner/doom with progressive and space
rock elements from the ‘70s with dimensions beyond the sonic soundscapes typically found within the genre, Eye of Doom explores uncharted territory.
Sam Beatty - Synth
Roger Gilmour - Guitar
Alex Kadhim - Bass
Derrick Staines - Drums
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Fantastic, creative, awesome. Hope to see these guys live one day!
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