The Place Where The Black Stars Hang

by Lustmord

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Origami Bulldoser How many nights have I fallen asleep to this piece of music? The whole album is great, but this is the track I most frequently single out when I'm not listening to the whole thing. Favorite track: Metastatic Resonance.

nx This album is the soundtrack to the cold death of the universe, forever expanding until you finally admit that "Aldebaran of the Hyades" is the best thing Brian's ever made. Favorite track: Aldebaran of the Hyades.

Doc Luna83 Long time fan of Lustmord! You can always count on the darkness. Favorite track: Aldebaran of the Hyades.

Sky Picture yourself between the web of life and the darkness that flows throughout space and time. You are between the spaces.Watching the flow feeding both sides. It consumes you. Feed on the streams that etch your very soul. Dig deeper. There is so much more to see. Favorite track: Aldebaran of the Hyades.

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1.	Sol Om On 03:48	buy track
2.	Aldebaran of the Hyades 24:57
3.	Dark Companion 14:43	buy track
4.	Metastatic Resonance 25:32
5.	Dog Star Descends 06:50	buy track

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Science being merely another belief system, is as flawed and dogmatic as any religion and accordingly has its own follies and fallacies. Our current uncritical faith in this ultimate truth only sustains a failure to recognize fundamental discrepancies and anomalies that warrant further examination. Objectivity is more intimately linked with expectations and needs than is generally appreciated.

Our origins have developed from cellular chaos, via pre-totemic and solar cults, to the present reliance on the equally primitive cults of the atomic. The true course of evolution has only begun. We have yet to produce our own intrinsic mutation, or to gain a true comprehension of that space between space, those shadows between shadows and the infinite darkness thereof. It is time to uncover the magical graphs and ciphers that unseal the cells of these eldritch dimensions.

There is a place
where the black stars hang
and the strangest eon call
that amorphous mass
unknown, immense
ambivalent to all

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Lustmord Los Angeles

Credits on over forty motion pictures including The Crow and Underworld plus video games and television.
Worked with John Balance, Chris & Cosey, Clock DVA, Current 93, Paul Haslinger, Maynard James Keenan, Melvins, Nurse With Wound, Tool,Wes Borland and Karin Park amongst others. ... more

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