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Subsumed within the Bowels of the Perennial Monstrosity

from Bestial Manifestations of Malevolence and Death by Oxygen Destroyer

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“Subsumed” is inspired by Biollante, a photosynthetic creature that contains Godzilla’s G-cells and the soul of a scientist’s deceased daughter; the creature portrayed in this song is a bit more straightforward though.

The song begins with a group of scientists running tests on an exotic plant. It’s a magnificent plant that deserves to be preserved but instead it spends its days being nothing more than a test subject for radioactive experiments. Due to its exposure to radiation the plant mutates into a massive, grotesque aberration. Angered by its now hideous appearance and the torture it has endured the beast begins slaughtering every human in its path and stretches its root into the ground as far as possible.

The beast becomes bigger and more powerful by the minute, its roots growing even longer and pushing into the Earth’s soil so far that eventually every single plantlike organism on earth becomes infected with radiation. In the end the Earth ends up being turned into one single plantlike life form and all human life is eradicated.

“Subsumed” is a representation of nature striking back against mankind and taking the planet back from them.

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

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