Oort, by Jail!

Oort

by Jail!

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1.	Oort 09:28	buy track
2.	S5 0014+81 "Destroyer Of Worlds" 04:56	buy track
3.	Polydimensional Throne Of Time 09:09	buy track
4.	Nuclear-Catalyzed Antimatter Cannon 01:52	buy track
5.	Ultimate Fate Of The Universe 11:24	buy track

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OORT

From the outer reaches of the star system
A colossal evil rises
Universal doom is upon us

~We fuel the machine~

Humanity will fall,
Fall to the might
Of the omnipotent god

Still millions of kilometers from earth
The monumental alien ship accelerates
Into the light

DESTROYER OF WORLDS

I am death,
Destroyer of worlds
I come in a ship made from the souls of conquered worlds

I am your master
I am the night sky
I am the void
I am power
I am everything and nothing
Bow down before me

My mission is to control existence
Soon, I will complete my machine
My poly dimensional throne of time
The universe will soon be mine

POLYDIMENSIONAL THRONE OF TIME

Cities obliterated
Forests catch fire
Beaches turn into glass
Seas evaporate
Oceans produce tidal waves of unimaginable size

Armageddon.
Slaughter.
Doom.

The world we once knew falls to endless night

My machine is complete
Ultimate destruction is near
With the great power of your sun I will power my machine
I will make all sentient life my slaves
And conquer all who oppose me
I am unstoppable.
I am omni.
Any resistance to my plan is hopeless.
Fate is in my hands now.

NUCLEAR-CATALYZED ANTIMATTER CANNON

The last human resort
The last hope for life on earth
The most sophisticated weapon ever developed
A weapon with unknown power...

The nuclear-catalyzed antimatter cannon

ULTIMATE FATE OF THE UNIVERSE

The weapon was successful
The enemy has been thwarted
The entire armada destroyed in an instantaneous flash
However, the puny humans failed to understand what they have done

This weapon was far more powerful than anyone could have foreseen
The entire solar system was annihilated
A reverse big bang of sorts
A chain reaction was created,
And soon all matter was turned into pure energy

Entropy.
Liquidation.
Critical failure.
The Ultimate Fate of the Universe.

The universe could never be ruled.
Not by any being.

The mortal cycle to be left to those above,
And time to be governed by the intangible.

The gods beyond continue to play dice with the stars.

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released December 14, 2018

Written by Jail!

Nathaniel Essma - Guitar, Bass
Harrison Miles - Drums, Keys

Recorded, mixed, mastered by Harrison Miles at The Lab

A Prison? Records production

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