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Bio​-​Mechanically Imprisoning the Sacred Beast of the Apocalypse

from Bestial Manifestations of Malevolence and Death by Oxygen Destroyer

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This song is inspired by Kiryu, the third incarnation of Mechagodzilla. In the film Godzilla against Mechagodzilla, humanity uncovers the skeletal remnants of the original Godzilla from 1954 and fuses it with cybernetic weaponry, thus creating an unstoppable cyborg.

“Bio-Mech” begins with mankind experimenting on the corpse of an ancient beast, ultimately reviving it through “Cybernetic Necromancy.” This creature was once mighty and grand, but now it has been degraded into nothing more than a robotic slave.

The chorus of the song ” Blasphemous Aspirations for rebirth, Souls of the dead will roam the earth” is stating that mankind has succeeded in doing something they know is wrong, but it gains them power and despite being aware that what they’re doing is wrong, they will continue to experiment on the dead for the sake of their own selfish desires.

One of the main themes of both films that featured Kiryu was that the souls of the dead should never be tampered with and humanity must understand where to draw the line. I did my best to make sure the song stayed true to this theme, for I believe it’s important and very powerful.

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from Bestial Manifestations of Malevolence and Death, released July 20, 2018

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