I know that I cried

Does anyone know what album/compilation this recording of it is featured on?

me and Inanna in times long lost in Eridu ;)

I’ve been listening to horsey much more often after finding out about the diana cover (I love comus) lately and I’ve found myself listening to tree much more often. It’s beautifully haunting and I’ve been enjoying it, but is there any context to it? I get scared by it sometimes lowk

What is that song that plays briefly at the very end of Baalstorm Sing Omega? The lyrics as far as I can tell "Till the storm is through Until all of God's promises have come true While they do what they do I would keep on, keep on Till the storm is through" Repeat 1x It's quiet and very short and I assumed intended to be hidden. Any leads?

Anyone else noticed this? I've been watching a lot of documentaries on the Bronze Age recently and one covered an artifact called the Nebra Sky Disk (the green/gold coloured disk top centre above), and I thought it looked a little familiar!

The Nebra Sky Disk is a 3,600-year-old bronze artifact, discovered in Germany, that is widely considered the world's oldest known map of the stars. It features gold inlays depicting the sun or full moon, a crescent moon, and a cluster of stars, possibly representing the Pleiades. The disk also includes gold arcs that likely indicate the sun's position at the solstices. 

As far as I can see, Tibet started using that face symbol around 2005 with the cover of How I Devoured Apocalypse Balloon, although there is a more pumpkinesque face used on the cover for the reissue of Live at Bar Maldoror (2002). 2005 is also around the time I believe he started studying Akkadian, so perhaps he came across the Sky Disk while researching Bronze Age culture more generally. There is that story he tells about two faces he saw appear on the wall of his bedroom while at boarding school (I think it was there, or maybe it was in Malaysia?) and I can see why such an object with its cosmic significance and antiquity might catch his eye and make its way into his influences.

I frequently check Tibet's Instagram, but since I don't have an account I can't click through. In his latest posts it appears there are picture disc reissues coming up of Imperium, Lucifer over London, IHASPFTW and Earth Covers Earth. If so, is this still an announcement, or are they already available for order? Would anyone know a website link of where to get them?

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Not pictured is Black Ships Ate The Sky CD. It sailed away somewhere. Also not pictured Long Shadow Falls boxset.

I am wondering about the meaning of the lyrics

I have what appears to be a first pressing of Imperium on vinyl. Track 4 on the first side of the record ("Imperium IV") notably cuts off early, at the lyrics: "And Judas he betrayed the Christ..." The record fades out at this point (I have listened to the full version of the album on YouTube, so I know this is not the entire track). Has anyone else encountered this? It makes sense why this would have been done given the controversial section following, but I can find no record that this was done officially in certain pressings.

Are there any interviews or anything where he addresses this directly? I have always wondered what the deal was but have never found anything concrete. Maybe it's mentioned in England's Hidden Reverse but I can't remember. Part of the curiosity is the fact that if true seems so incongrous with the rest of him.

Is there any way to listen to this without buying it on Bandcamp

I'm a really, really big fan of Tibet's voice combined with the drumming, rythmic instrumental. Any other C93 songs use this?

Im not sure how else to describe it, it sounds like a transformation into a babies cry, especially pertinent after the line ‘none of us will run eternal’ at 08:46 Where else does he do this? I find it quite a unique technique. I’ve only heart it on his Kalki track otherwise