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Not only that, but the track is mostly just silence. I would disappointed to have it be a "real" track from the album. Surely I'm not alone in this thought, am I?
No you're not. I think it would be cool if they incorporated bits of static and the like, but not just 2+ minutes of silence and ...

does anybody else get a very strong cult vibe, from the album title?



the album cover, album title, and track titles all lead me to believe this album will be taking BOC's music in a completely new direction.


yet the entire leadup to the album, has a strong geogaddi vibe to it..



i really am ...

Magrathea wrote: By the way the last one sounds phonetically like czech for Concrete death...

Google Translate says it's Russian for "Seeds of the Dead"

Bring on the interviews, that what I say. What have they been up to the last few years? Be fascinating to know.
Definitely. It's nice to speculate meaning behind a piece of art, but I always think it's worth listening to the artist's intentions.


This likely follows not a trend of dreams of the ...

You can tell just from the snippits that this could be a very dark album. I hope it is.. Its fun to get lost in the dark part of your mind.. I just want to sit outside on a breezy warm spring day with clouds in the sky and my big ass headphones cranking the tunes.. Or maybe pop it in, open up my ...

Nature is being devasted at the moment and metallic future is taking over. I think that is the message in the nutshell. Have they lost hope on society and humanity or just want to remind people of what they are doing?
That's about the same question I'm having. Or maybe the album is simply ...

I was thinking about the track titled "Transmisiones Ferox". Not to speculate too much, but most of the track titles do seem to be following a bleak-futuristic, if not apocalyptic, theme, with titles like "Sick Times", "Collapse", "Semena Mertvykh (The Seeds of the Dead)", "Come to Dust", etc. Ferox ...