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Cupz wrote:I think its a valid question, there's quite some magick going on throughout their work. They combine stuff from a lot of different cultures and different approaches to spirituality, whereas most religions preach that all the other religions are being led astray, is a big concept in satanism. Some of the shorter songs totally sound like spells, almost like audio sigils, and how powerful they impact the listener, is reminiscent of magick. Using math, numerology, the occult the way they like to do surely plays with that. Religious brainwashing is a common theme in their work now too.

https://www.deviantart.com/bluefluke/ar ... -530005584

Not saying they are definitely psychonaut wizards, but there's plenty of connections in their art to not dismiss at least an interest in this.

everythingyoudoisorange wrote:ok yeah - geogaddi that's the vibe even if that's not their overall vibe, of course

but I wonder, really, since so much of the music industry is tainted with demonic swamp creatures if our fellow lads dont practice a bit dark magic in their garage of their bunkers on the hills of Edinburgh.

I also looked more carefully at the horribly xerox'd album art of Old Tunes V2, and its a chick laying on a beach getting her tan on. I never even noticed what could be not starfishes but pentagrams there too?

Also, in Geogaddi's signed copy , a good old pentagram from mike:
https://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic. ... 29#p301329

Could be part of the edgy marketing too, like how they had listening parties at a chapel and church. I think that's where the promo kaleidoscopes were given out

Then there's the Geogaddi being a hexagon, like hexagon sun, except a pentagram fits perfectly in a hexagon and theres two triangles on the shoulders, Mike and Marcus, to deliver the goods.

Then the alias Hell interface, soylent night sounding straight out of hell,
The Devil is in the Details.

the list goes on and on.

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then again some of their work is homage to the Karesh thing, but they aren't Kareshians as far as I know. though they may dabble in cult like behavior themselves

And their love for old media like Sesame Street and PBS and such, but that doesnt make them part of the cast of Sesame Street or a PBS reporter themselves.

its all so confusing


also - the most curious thing about geogaddi to me isnt the 66.6MB proportions of it when compressed down, or 66:6 length or any of that, though that is, but rather the Japanese Bonus track From One Source All Things Depend, with different sound clips of prayer to God. Tonally throws the wrench in everything for that album,

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WATER_CAN-_- wrote:

everythingyoudoisorange wrote:ok yeah - geogaddi that's the vibe even if that's not their overall vibe, of course

but I wonder, really, since so much of the music industry is tainted with demonic swamp creatures if our fellow lads dont practice a bit dark magic in their garage of their bunkers on the hills of Edinburgh.

I also looked more carefully at the horribly xerox'd album art of Old Tunes V2, and its a chick laying on a beach getting her tan on. I never even noticed what could be not starfishes but pentagrams there too?

Also, in Geogaddi's signed copy , a good old pentagram from mike:
https://www.twoism.org/forum/viewtopic. ... 29#p301329

Could be part of the edgy marketing too, like how they had listening parties at a chapel and church. I think that's where the promo kaleidoscopes were given out

Then there's the Geogaddi being a hexagon, like hexagon sun, except a pentagram fits perfectly in a hexagon and theres two triangles on the shoulders, Mike and Marcus, to deliver the goods.

Then the alias Hell interface, soylent night sounding straight out of hell,
The Devil is in the Details.

the list goes on and on.

--

then again some of their work is homage to the Karesh thing, but they aren't Kareshians as far as I know. though they may dabble in cult like behavior themselves

And their love for old media like Sesame Street and PBS and such, but that doesnt make them part of the cast of Sesame Street or a PBS reporter themselves.

its all so confusing


also - the most curious thing about geogaddi to me isnt the 66.6MB proportions of it when compressed down, or 66:6 length or any of that, though that is, but rather the Japanese Bonus track From One Source All Things Depend, with different sound clips of prayer to God. Tonally throws the wrench in everything for that album,

know what else is also kinda really weird? geogaddi sometimes seems to function as a mirror

Cupz wrote:I think its a valid question, there's quite some magick going on throughout their work. They combine stuff from a lot of different cultures and different approaches to spirituality, whereas most religions preach that all the other religions are being led astray, is a big concept in satanism. Some of the shorter songs totally sound like spells, almost like audio sigils, and how powerful they impact the listener, is reminiscent of magick. Using math, numerology, the occult the way they like to do surely plays with that. Religious brainwashing is a common theme in their work now too.

https://www.deviantart.com/bluefluke/ar ... -530005584

Not saying they are definitely psychonaut wizards, but there's plenty of connections in their art to not dismiss at least an interest in this.

Altruizine wrote:I thought satanism was inherently a joke anyway and the "practicing satanists" are just atheists that are really annoyed by religion and also want to celebrate degeneracy. Those being the main incentives.

If it's a serious doctrine and you seriously think our golden boys would worship a deity I don't see why they'd choose Satan. That's like picking a venomous snake (with no terrarium) as your pet out of all possible animals.

Group Hex wrote:

Altruizine wrote:I thought satanism was inherently a joke anyway and the "practicing satanists" are just atheists that are really annoyed by religion and also want to celebrate degeneracy. Those being the main incentives.

If it's a serious doctrine and you seriously think our golden boys would worship a deity I don't see why they'd choose Satan. That's like picking a venomous snake (with no terrarium) as your pet out of all possible animals.

That’s a pretty sterile and antiquated view of Satanism.

Altruizine wrote:Satan is a symbol for evil and degeneracy.