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* "I Have A Special Plan for This World." Its lyrics are taken from an already scary [[Thomas Ligotti]] poem and recited emotionlessly into a tape machine, interspersed with the [[Drone of Dread]] and frequent invocations of [[Uncanny Valley]] and [[Hell Is That Noise]]. |
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* The title track of ''Black Ships Ate The Sky,'' a hard-driving noise-rock {{spoiler|[[BSOD Song]]}} built on repetition, in which the speaker {{spoiler|begins rapidly losing his mind as the Black Ships destroy reality.}} |
* The title track of ''Black Ships Ate The Sky,'' a hard-driving noise-rock {{spoiler|[[BSOD Song]]}} built on repetition, in which the speaker {{spoiler|begins rapidly losing his mind as the Black Ships destroy reality.}} |
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Latest revision as of 00:20, 2 October 2020
- "I Have A Special Plan for This World." Its lyrics are taken from an already scary Thomas Ligotti poem and recited emotionlessly into a tape machine, interspersed with the Drone of Dread and frequent invocations of Uncanny Valley and Hell Is That Noise.
- The title track of Black Ships Ate The Sky, a hard-driving noise-rock BSOD Song built on repetition, in which the speaker begins rapidly losing his mind as the Black Ships destroy reality.