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Dark Age

from Death Mask by Order of the Vulture

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Dark Age focuses the lens on the malevolent intents of those drawn towards "intelligent design" and the social platforms of the Neo-Cons that utilize technology and scientific advancement for their political and financial gain. Yet simultaneously sabotage the social gains we have attained by trying to legislate their regressive, religious ideas and thus draw us back toward a climate not unlike the Dark Ages. The paradoxical utilization of science, which they theoretically discredit, for their agenda is repugnant and their bastardization of morality towards this agenda without any true conviction to a larger set of moral principles is an abhorrent sham.

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Repudiate the light of the learned
Spurn the herald of letters
Forsake all merit of achievement
Fall down the pit of unreason

Chocking on the night of your new dark age

Meter out the judgement of your prophet
Blinded in colleagues of profit
Megalomania has arrogated your piety
Murder to maintain your morality

Decline into the shadows of your new dark age

Raise the achievements of humanity
Generations of scientific progression
Obfuscated in the lens of your perception
Terrorize with your perverted episteme

Chocking on the night of your new dark age
Murder and terror of your new dark age

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from Death Mask, released February 8, 2010

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