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Onslaught of the Precambrian Hordes

from Bestial Manifestations of Malevolence and Death by Oxygen Destroyer

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This song is inspired Destoroyah, a creature made up of small crustaceous organisms that were mutated by the Oxygen Destroyer, a weapon that was used to kill the original Godzilla. The song begins with a race of ancient crustaceans hibernating within the ocean depths; they have rested well for many centuries but nuclear pollution contaminates their waters and transforms them into larger, more sinister creatures.

Brimming with thermonuclear rage, they swarm the earth and begin killing every living thing in their path, becoming larger and more powerful with each kill until they finally form into one godlike entity. The song ends with another giant monster standing against this creature, and the remnants of Tokyo are obliterated due to their deadly confrontation.

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

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