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Artwork by
Nik Sundin

The Consort

from Antimony

January 27th, 2023
9 tracks
49:04
Antimony
Antimony
The Consort
0:00
1:37
The Consort
Ashen Horde
A once warm embrace, Now icy shackles upon my flesh Extravagant walls merely bars Caged once more… Her opulence and beauty paired well with his ambition A union forged with only superficial cravings But bliss was oh so fleeting, their lust consumed by hate His demons so long hidden surfaced remorselessly Her upper hand was lost But she will not be victimized Too strong to be a willing sacrifice The scars are worn with pride Her will cannot be broken His Hell cannot destroy her paradise With only brief cessation, his tendencies will prevail Unceasing, unrelenting… violence beyond the pale But still appearances must be met. Status outweighs comfort; to be judged is to be forsaken A public show of failure is not worth the repercussions This delusion must appear unnatural Tattered flesh and soul Deprived of that which makes her whole The time for action is now Lest she be forever bound If she is to prevail She cannot be seen as the cause The orchestration must be delicate A perfect alibi… Someone she can manipulate A ruse of lust will bend him to her will A target so easily found Replete with wealth and stature, but lacking in companionship To offer a promise of courtship with one caveat… That he must sever the one who ties her down
5:37

Our fourth album, and first with Transcending Obscurity!

This album is based on the unsolved murder of Charles Bravo, a Victorian-era lawyer. The songs attempt to get into the minds of the possible killers, examining why they may have had reason to poison him.

If you’re curious about what actually went down, we recommend "Death at the Priory: Love, Sex, and Murder in Victorian England" by James Ruddick.

Credits

Trevor Portz: guitar and clean vocals

Stevie Boiser: harsh vox

Robin Stone: drums

Igor Panasewicz: bass

All songs written by Trevor Portz. Lyrics by Portz/Boiser.

Mixed and mastered by Shane Howard at Sawn & Quartered, Denver

Cover art by Nik Sundin