"For What Lies Buried, Lost And Forgotten"
Tyrant of Death
Disturbing and horrifying because of involvement with or depiction of death and injury, listen to their music has been my way of expressing my repudiation and rejection of the so-called religion, one of the main sources of inspiration has been Tyrant of Death; their music has been what has inspired me.
About ToD
text taken from http://www.nocleansinging.com/2013/08/07/tyrant-of-death-nuclear-nanosecond/
Tyrant of Death is easily one of the most prolific guitar projects out there. At one point it seemed like every Wednesday we were posting something from it, and at one point the ToD project managed to crank out three albums in one year. The artist behind the project, multi-instrumentalist Alex Rise, has toned it down since then, but we still have managed to see at least one Tyrant Of Death project a year. Because of this, I have spent an inordinate amount of time with this project as well, having come across it around the time he released the Blood Lust disc.
It’s been an experience, as each release has improved upon the last, and it’s seemed like we all learned as he did. Compositions got more complex, guitars got more violent, and the drumming remained as insane as ever without moving into the realm of seeming inhuman. I have found that across the Tyrant of Death catalog there are some very distinct moods, and they tend to create a pretty solid venn diagram of where future releases may land.
There’s the sort of loud, crushing, machine-like death metal insanity of discs like Dark Space andMacrocosmic Lunacy, albums that can at times sound like instrumental or heavily industrialized Anaal Nathrakh, and then there’s the moody, almost dirge-speed and heavily electronics-filled discs like General Bliss and Connect. A few discs have sat in between those, but overall this project tends to shift between one of those two, so you likely will know within the first song or two what sort of experience you’re going to be in for. Both approaches have worked incredibly well, alongside a very loud wall-of-sound production style that tends to scratch the itch for the part of me that worships at the altar of Strapping Young Lad’sAlien.
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Inspired by Tyrant of Death contact me kimochineina1@gmail.com Picture used on this project are courtesy of Photoxpress.com follow me on twitter @kimochi_neina Edited using PS CS6
Inspired by Tyrant of Death Photos used on this project was taken by me with a Nikon D3200 follow me on twitter @kimochi_neina Edited using PS CS6
Inspired by the "Prometheus" motion picture and the song inspired by the same movie, From Earth to hell of Tyrant of Death. inspired by the first six minutes of the movie, I really enjoy the visual concept of those six minutes, was something totally new for me, was a visual orgasm when I realized what was happening.
Originally created as a CD Cover for a german band, but when i made this i was listen to the Album "Digital Injection" by Tyrant of Death
"For What Lies Buried, Lost And Forgotten" As part of the main inspiration of a fictitious movie poster (Horror and Drama) for a local festival in my town, which this image was selected, Tyrant of Death´s song was perfect to create the concept art for my project.
Inspired by the album "Cyanide" and the main artwork of the same album. This is my interpretation of a Shinigami (God of Death)
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