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Inhumanart

from Hymn Obscura by Humanart

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lyrics

Stalking through the pits of hell
Deep down inhuman conscience
Breaking lose with all frontiers
Rip-off of inner self

You shall pay the price!

Pain will move your tongue!

Haunted by their disbelief
Pierced and stretched to death
Ravishing souls as they please
All expendable

Lie no more, and spare the fate!

Accept the guilt, and end it all!

Places made of human fears
Walls and chains and locks
Human research over pain
To unload it on his kind

Torture brought up the confessions
Popular demand sealed their fate
Executions were the next step...
Burning flames purifying their bodies

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from Hymn Obscura, released September 1, 2004

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Humanart Santo Tirso, Portugal

From Santo Tirso (Portugal), the band Humanart started in September 1998.

The band plays Tradicional Black Metal with inspiration from the 90`s.

Their discography consists of "Fossil" (MCD), Hymn Obscura (MCD), "X Years of Black Crusade" (Tape - celebrating the 10 Years anniversary) and the album "Lightbringer".

In April/2019 they are releasing their new opus: (Further) Into the Depths. ... more

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