Revival-Paroxysmal Winds-Forev
In 1996 Jon Nödtveidt from Dissection started writing some electronic music… Read Full Bio ↴In 1996 Jon Nödtveidt from Dissection started writing some electronic music together with his friend Damien (Midvinter, Apollgon) who he was living with at the moment. The result of this was De Infernali. It was never meant to be a real band or even a project but more or less only a way to get some publishing money from Dissection's label Nuclear Blast. All of the instrumental songs were written by Jon long before he met up with Damien. The songs "Ave Satan" and "Sign Of The Dark" were written by Damien himself and the rest of the songs were written by Jon, Damien and a friend of their's who helped them out in the studio. The album was recorded by no other than Dan Swanö who also did the vocals on "Sign Of The Dark". As soon as the album was released in 1997 the project was no more.


Jon Nödtveidt - vocals, programming
Damien Midvinter - programming
Dan Swanö - vocals (guest)

Revival-Paroxysmal Winds-Forev
De Infernali Lyrics


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And I looked and behold a pale horse
And his name that sat on him was Azerate
And hell followed with him

And power was given unto him over the earth
To kill, destroy and with hunger and with death
And with the beasts of the earth
With the beasts of the earth, with the beasts of the earth




Overall Meaning

The lyrics to De Infernali's song Revival/Paroxysmal Winds/Forever Gone are a poetic and dark representation of the end of times. The first line "And I looked and behold a pale horse" is a direct reference to the book of Revelation in the Bible, where the pale horse is one of the four horsemen of the apocalypse. The rider's name, Azerate, is a reference to a demon in ancient Jewish mysticism who is associated with destruction and chaos. The line "and hell followed with him" signifies that the end of times has come and that destruction and chaos will reign.


The second part of the lyrics talks about the power given to Azerate over the earth. The line "to kill, destroy and with hunger and with death" emphasizes the destructive power Azerate holds. The reference to "the beasts of the earth" is a nod to the idea that animals will also be affected by this apocalyptic event. The repetition of this line emphasizes the destruction that will befall both human and animal life.


Overall, the lyrics are a powerful warning about the consequences of neglecting the earth and the consequences of uncontrolled greed and destruction.


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Comments from YouTube:

@checkmatevibes

I can't stop to listening this. It's so awesome. Thanks for the upload 👏

@shadowraven-440

Me either. Nice name also.

@Wildchild4ever

26:26 Time to MK!

@Rdkmrng

Dan Swano GOAT

@jorgedelgadotoxotrofogo

bought it on 2008 at the source mall long island really good stuff thank you for uploading it .

@diegoalejandrotafur3417

jorge delgado You're welcome. Let me know if you want me to upload more albums like this one.

@wfd666

+Diego Alejandro Tafur DIego, Nice stuff . you uploaded the newest ep from my ex Band(where i composed it but left before the recordings), Rest In Disgrace. do you know the guys in the band?!!?

@fiescofotografia5782

+Diego Alejandro Tafur This is hell of old school. I had this in '97 in High School. Hahaha. Hard to find now... at least for me.

@Deconstruction...

Interesting ...

@joannaxxx6778

Miss you Jon every Day!

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