Subterranean Occurrence [DEFRAG004], by Stagnat

Subterranean Occurrence [DEFRAG004]

by Stagnat

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	1.	Subterranean Occurrence Part I 08:49		buy track
	2.	Subterranean Occurrence Part II 11:17		buy track

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It was early morning when we felt a disturbance coming from deep beneath the Earth's crust. How deep we couldn’t tell, so we decided we needed to delve down and see for ourselves. So, down we went and we couldn’t have imagined how deep we would have to go, nor what we would ultimately find. After going through what felt like thousands of kilometers of pressurized rock and underground lakes of tar, we finally arrived in a vast cavern on the edge of the planet's core, with walls of half-molten crystals shimmering a sapphire glow. Red-orange light seeped out from behind them.

We started walking across the oscillating floor that fluctuated in frequency and intensity. We tried to keep our balance as we stepped on intricately fragmented metal plates. About halfway to the other side we noticed a passage in the crystal wall and then saw an ominous blue-orange cloud of vaporized glass rolling towards us. We noticed that the passage wasn’t natural but carved and realized we weren't the first ones to visit this place.

Suddenly a deafening roar shook the metal plates we were standing on. They emitted a high-pitched sound resonating with the moving crystals, forming a melody to its harmony. Out of the glass fog stepped a huge black demon sweating black magma from its amorphous body. Its size was too much for us to comprehend, seemingly bigger than the space we’d been journeying through. The demon stood still for a moment and then focused its gaze straight at us. We looked into its eyes made of fiery void.. It started screaming.

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released October 16, 2022

Written and produced by Peter Kalinski & Nina Lang
Mastered by Steve Voidloss at Black Monolith Studios
Cover art by Peter Kalinski & Nina Lang

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