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Celestial Hybrid

from The Frozen Moon of Erebath by Cell

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Corrupted minds, withered and altered souls.
Cellular shift, from millennia of hell.
Hollow shell, a vessel for your death.
Other worlds, tremble for the end.

Invading from the stars above.
Absorbing life, becoming one.
Destruction of, the ones you love.
Feast upon these children’s souls.

Escape this place, elevate.
Or mold with this current state.

Baron plains, celestial gods of hell.
Eradicate every minor cell.
Can’t breathe, in empty lifeless air.
Defying odds, the ancient ones prevail.

Corrupted minds, withered and altered souls.
Cellular shift, from millennia of hell.
Hollow shell, a vessel for your death.
Other worlds, tremble for the end.
Atmosphere, dissolving, soon to be gone.
Magnetic fields, drop as we float above.

Empty cries, begging for the end of their life and broken souls.
Tear them apart, back to the source of the unknown.
There is no savour, no god, no guidance above, nothing at all.

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from The Frozen Moon of Erebath, released October 14, 2016

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Cell Winnipeg, Manitoba

Cell is a three-piece conceptual cosmic black metal band that formed in 2014 reigning from Winnipeg, Canada. They blend elements of old school and modern black metal with hints of death metal, hardcore, thrash, and doom to create reality-altering unrelenting cosmic black metal. ... more

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