Kryptamok Piikkiö, Finland
Summoned by the master´s will, to raise from darkest of graves.
From underworld to scream the sentences of perdition and
words dripping of poison.
Brass horns to raise the vortex. All consuming, all devouring spiral of chaos.
Somber cadence from the utter state of madness, pound of skins and clack of bones.
The end times are drawing near, to glorify the true pantheon of dead.
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