O'Gods, forgive us, we've cracked the seal to hell

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	1.	The Cell of all Suffering 07:29
	2.	O'Gods forgive us, we've cracked the seal to hell 03:45
	3.	The Chasm 16:45
	4.	Skirmisher 05:39
	5.	Triumph decays into Terror 06:34
	6.	Druids Behemoth 05:02
	7.	The Rider Returns 04:46
	8.	Moonmire Cataclysm 05:08
	9.	Annihilation Meditation 03:38

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A grief stricken baker is asked by a Lich King to lay his hand upon the seal of the cell of all suffering, thus breaking the spell and unleashing cosmic horrors into the Realm.
A desperate mother sends her son off as a skirmisher to skirt battle and locate a mythical immortal said to wield a sword that is capable of cutting down and commanding transcendental beings.
On their journey back after the boy finds the immortal, they are met by the horrors coming from the chasm under moonmire village, one of which is a Druid whos bound a Behemoth to his will. A battle ensues.
After weeks on the road, the Rider returns with an immortal and a band of malitia men, sale swords and other knights of the Kingdoms.
They push the cosmic horrors back into the pit wence they came, and after the Chasm is sealed and the Cell closed off again, the entities long and sing for the day they can escape again to feast on human flesh, biding their time within their annihilation meditation.

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released January 1, 2023

Christopher Clough - all instruments: synths, vocals and drums.

Written, recorded and mastered by myself at the basin of the Appalachian mountains, southern Kentucky.

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Gorgons Alter Somerset, Kentucky

Gorgons Alter is about an immortal born of two cosmic functions who oversee the universe, dropped into a medieval dark fantasy world to experience life, be a protector and search for a way to destroy the third God function, Yoth.
An audible adventure where every album acts as chapters in the story, some even dedicated to side quests and characters within. ... more

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