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Omniscient Veil I
07:30
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celestial monuments
forming as light
ancestral particles
housing cold memories
foreboding stagnation
raising the star-lit chalice
an offering to what once was
beholding the communion
giving life to the dead
dust of bones
a chasm of profound illusion
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Omniscient Veil II
06:20
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death whispers soothing
calming certainty
from behind the shadow
emerging forth from the veil
these fetishes bear its name
painted red with flowing life
illuminated by the flicker
dim and illusive
faces staring back
caging eyes that don't exist
formless in its manifestation
a still essence
a wave of coldness
enshrouded in astral mist
transcending what is known
only to not be
for there is nothing
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Omniscient Veil III
06:49
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Vistas once unreachable
Boundless, black oceans
Dream-like, immensely profound
A womb of burning embers
Sparks scorch the grand veil
The great beyond illuminates
Bask in otherworldly splendor
Burn in it’s purifying flame
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Omniscient Veil IV
08:42
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Veiled
"Black Celestial Orbs is a complex and fully realized universe constructed from seemingly simple
pieces."
-Decibel Magazine
"Veiled's Black Celestial Orbs is a triumphant debut album and possibly one of my favorites for the year so far."
-Metal Maelstrom
"This is music that swallows light and exudes mystical malice on a cosmic scale"
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