Demiurge
Meshuggah
Meshuggah
MESHUGGAH
- Demiurge LyricsWrithing and embraced,
Retribution, soul eclipse turns solid,
Energized, sucking vomit - acting like it's honey;
Deprived of I,
Falling while thrusting squares through circles,
Serving one single new dimension.
Terror rising, agnostics nemesis, a prophet of extinction.
I scorch the skies before your very eyes,
My deliverance - enslavement labelled: love.
Just trust this nemesis to sign and seal extinction.
Retribution, soul eclipse turns solid,
Energized, sucking vomit - acting like it's honey;
Deprived of I,
Falling while thrusting squares through circles,
Serving one single new dimension.
I scorch the skies before your very eyes,
My deliverance - enslavement labelled: love.
Just trust this nemesis to sign and seal extinction.
Facts about Demiurge
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Demiurge is written by Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Dick August Loevgren, Fredrik Thordendal, Jens Kidman.
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It is first released on March 23, 2012 as part of Meshuggah's album "Koloss" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, Meshuggah'sDemiurgeexploreschaosandexistentialdreadthroughtheuseofmetaphorssuchassoul'eclipse'and'prophetofextinction'toexpressalongwiththeDemiurgemostlyangst,despair,anger,empowermentandfreedom themes.However,thedalryphasisedangst,despair,anger,empowermentandfreedom,retaliationandwar,tumultandannihilation,ontologicalfightandfinalityandacceptanceattheSameTheSongStressed. Thelyricsbearintenseandmaturethemesimplyingtheircontentthroughprocremetaphorsthrough'suckingvomit','thrusting squares through circles'and'a prophet of extinction'. Thereby, it implies dark and complex emotions and actions, which are not suitable for the younger audience.
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Demiurge falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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Demiurge song length is 6 minutes and 12 seconds.
Who wrote Demiurge lyrics?
Demiurge is written by Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Dick August Loevgren, Fredrik Thordendal, Jens Kidman.
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When was Demiurge released?
It is first released on March 23, 2012 as part of Meshuggah's album "Koloss" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Demiurge lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, Meshuggah'sDemiurgeexploreschaosandexistentialdreadthroughtheuseofmetaphorssuchassoul'eclipse'and'prophetofextinction'toexpressalongwiththeDemiurgemostlyangst,despair,anger,empowermentandfreedom themes.However,thedalryphasisedangst,despair,anger,empowermentandfreedom,retaliationandwar,tumultandannihilation,ontologicalfightandfinalityandacceptanceattheSameTheSongStressed. Thelyricsbearintenseandmaturethemesimplyingtheircontentthroughprocremetaphorsthrough'suckingvomit','thrusting squares through circles'and'a prophet of extinction'. Thereby, it implies dark and complex emotions and actions, which are not suitable for the younger audience.
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Which genre is Demiurge?
Demiurge falls under the genre Heavy Metal.
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How long is the song Demiurge?
Demiurge song length is 6 minutes and 12 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tomas Haake, Maarten Hagstroem, Dick August Loevgren, Fredrik Thordendal, Jens Kidman
Record Label(s): 2012 Nuclear Blast GmbH
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Meaning to "Demiurge" song lyrics
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Jim December 5, 2013-9:44
I think David got the basics right on, i think i know the details though. Demiurge is the gnostic god of men, and only that of men.In the gnostic belief there is a god for spirituality or the divine intangible reality, then there is the psychical reality, demiurge, the god of men, they are pretty much the yin and yang. It talks about living in one dimension, the dimension of men.. I think it may be about denying ones spirituality, as souls arent supposed to be solid. Further more, the nemesis of agnostic could be Atheism? .. It talks about being deprived of the I, which in Jungian psychology is a large part of ones 'soul'. Jung is really big on Gnosticism as well, so this could work. Dont be closed minded and relate 'religion' with spirituality (as there is a big differences).
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I think David got the basics right on, i think i know the details though. Demiurge is the gnostic god of men, and only that of men.In the gnostic belief there is a god for spirituality or the divine intangible reality, then there is the psychical reality, demiurge, the god of men, they are pretty much the yin and yang. It talks about living in one dimension, the dimension of men.. I think it may be about denying ones spirituality, as souls arent supposed to be solid. Further more, the nemesis of agnostic could be Atheism? .. It talks about being deprived of the I, which in Jungian psychology is a large part of ones 'soul'. Jung is really big on Gnosticism as well, so this could work. Dont be closed minded and relate 'religion' with spirituality (as there is a big differences).
Davar August 1, 2012-1:31
I thought it was about the ancient Greek concept of Demiurge. A sort of architect of the universe, not so much the creator, but something that continuously moulds the universe
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I thought it was about the ancient Greek concept of Demiurge. A sort of architect of the universe, not so much the creator, but something that continuously moulds the universe
david June 28, 2012-17:29
LOL, George Bush... but really, its about trusting someone you dont know to lead your community and society, your very family, with a blind ignorance. denying urself and ur enemy integrity we deserve.
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LOL, George Bush... but really, its about trusting someone you dont know to lead your community and society, your very family, with a blind ignorance. denying urself and ur enemy integrity we deserve.
The Demi-urge is not a "god" in the traditional sense. It is the creator of the physical world, but actually is only a demon that is so blind that it thinks it is our real God.
All men who kill in the name of "god" serve the Demi-urge and not our true God, and all so-called "gods" of arbitrary rules, hatred, tribalism, and violence are manifestations of this demon.