Reincarnation
Pagan Altar · Other Songs - Pagan Altar
The earth's lost it's role as the Universe's Sun,
Storm clouds build for impending rain,
The birth of the Earth begins again.
Just like before in the distant past,
The hand of the sculptor begins to cast.
Shapes of lands, islands and seas,
Mountains and valleys, flowers and Trees.
Dawn!, surging light, brightening up those darkened hills,
Bringing life, to the charred remains,
A long dead Sun now alive again.
A long dead Sun, now alive again.
Trees!, once stark and bare, now spread their wings high in the air.
A sea of green over rolling plains,
The chain of life begins again,
The chain of life, all over the World.
Shapes, Astral forms now roam the earth, implanting gold.
Eternal greed and selfish minds,
Leave the seeds to tempt mankind,
Leave the seeds, all over the world.
Life awakes again, evolving through endless sleep.
The fires of Hell, the eternal flame,
Started it up to begin again,
Started it up, all over the world.
Reincarnation - Pagan Altar
Pagan Altar's 'Reincarnation' stands as a defining track within the band's expansive catalog of black metal. Released during a period of intense creative output, the song exemplifies the group's signature approach, blending raw aggression with atmospheric depth. The recording captures the essence of the genre's evolution in the 1990s, characterized by distorted guitars, blast beats, and a vocal style that oscillates between guttural growls and melodic shrieks. As a standalone piece, it reflects the band's dedication to crafting immersive soundscapes that explore themes of the occult and the supernatural. The track remains a staple for fans of the genre, showcasing Pagan Altar's ability to deliver high-energy performances that have left a lasting mark on the black metal landscape.