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Ingram Blakelock

All I Want To Know Is How It Ends

from A Fine Game Of Nil

June 28th, 2019
9 tracks
42:40
A Fine Game Of Nil
A Fine Game Of Nil
All I Want To Know Is How It Ends
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3:48
All I Want To Know Is How It Ends
DAMIM
Lost sight of any tunnel Light my fire with darkness Shadow caste Gilt with tears Absurd distinction Between beauty & repulsion Melting their flesh like sand and wax Returned to dust Devouring as this portal grew Nightmares fire the imagination Mysterious force injects the herd Into the bowels of our beasts Only now the gate Starved and animate Consumed with hellish winds And fire Teeth, lungs and heart You took me into you All blue is black no life is pure Desensitising viral parasitic form Investing its host dependent semiotic Obscene transcendence fixated with violence Control the extrusion explains away the acts In the name of a hateful litany Indifferent to the toils Of those I feel should know But cruel this nature is not Unflinching, unfeeling Dispassionate, deaf To the visceral murmur Finite and fractal When it comes And still with anger as I think about you in death every day The absurd and grotesque – the abject order of existence My stomach churning and every turn of wheels of my disgust Sometimes I’m at peace with the terror, The hand of entropy we are promised Now do you say as your every very slowly being Returns to the aether from whence it came How did you think this would be? What did you expect of me?
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Building on the strength of 2007’s The Difference Engine, London purveyors of cathartic existential outrage Damim (feat Nathanael Underwood, ex-Akercocke) are set to unleash their new album, titled “A FINE GAME OF NIL”.
Mixed by Neil Kernon (Nile, Cannibal Corpse, Judas Priest, Nevermore...), "A FINE GAME OF NIL" will see digital, vinyl & CD release via Apocalyptic Witchcraft Recordings worldwide, this 28 June 2019.
Visceral and intense, “A FINE GAME OF NIL” harnesses the transcendent dynamics of conviction and authenticity & draws on a deep understanding of Damim’s heritage to create an altogether pioneering, twisted metal sculpture.

Credits

Vocals, Guitar - Nathanael Underwood
Bass Faust Perez
Drums Flow Toulman
Guitar Edd Amos
Produced & Recorded By Damim
Mixing Neil Kernon
Artwork By Ingram Blakelock