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Farewell: “POV of Polish soldier in 1939, someone I read an autobiography from. I tried to put myself in that scenario mentally”

Saurian King: “(1933-1941) Germany and its far right uprising and crimes against humanity beginning to first unfold.”

The Coming Fire: “Life in 1943 Byelorussia, inspired by the anti-war film Come and See”

Of Fury: “Based off a story told by German soldier while on the front during 1942 Siege of Sevastopol”

Intensified Genocide: “Based on testimonies from witnesses during Georgian Civil war, specifically in the Abkhazia region, and about the Abkhaz led ethnic cleansing of Georgians in the area”

Life of Exile: “Inspired by memoirs of an orphaned boy growing up in the village named Alkhan-Kala in Chechnya during the second Chechen war and other orphans turned child soldiers”

Where Millions Have Come to Die: “Based on the book Blood Red Snow which is an autobiography set mostly during the battle of Stalingrad.”

From Ruin…We Rise: “is about the war in Ukraine. It was written a year prior to the invasion about the innocent residents in Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts caught in the fighting. It is not a pro-government anthem, although I support the majority of the current administration’s efforts, I am more aware that in this war both sides have committed atrocities against the local population”

Blood in the Sands of Time: “Based on Western affairs and British colonialism from Palestine to the borders of India, down to Southern Africa. Also largely had the wars in Iraq dating back to the 80s in mind, and definitely Afghanistan as I’ve had many friends serve there.”

Elegy: “This song paints a morbid picture. I attempt to depict the rise and fall of millennia of ideologies, civilizations, religions all come and gone, the fall of feudalism, the modern problems of East and West, and all meeting at the end is now. We’ve made it this far and continue to slaughter each other for the upper hand, with no choice in the matter. New life is made, life is destroyed. Tomorrow a new place burns.”