1. Forlorn was a Doom metal band from Gävle, Sweden. Which is known as "pre-Isole" band. They were founded in 1991 and through 10 years (until 2001) released 6 demos. Then the band was renamed to Isole.
2. Through the band 122-Stab Wounds, Alvarin & C. Worhn hooked up to form the fundament of Forlorn. At this point, Forlorn was still a mere project in the developmental stages. While working on their debut EP.
Forlorn signed a deal with Head Not Found to release 2 CD's. Soon thereafter, Forlorn were joined by S. Aske on vocals and the first EP was completed. The work for "THE CRYSTAL PALACE", their full-length debut, began early after the recording of the EP; and was to be the final release on Head Not Found and with vocalist S. Aske.
In 1999, Forlorn signed a 2 CD contract with Napalm Records. The release
of their Napalm Records debut resulted in the piece "OPUS III - AD CAELESTIS RES", which took a new turn in the Forlorn saga, both musically and lyrically. Still dealing with epic stories, the music went on to become more intense, yet keeping the atmospherical elements intact.
After the release of "OPUS III", a major change happened in the Forlorn camp which would prove to be a turningpoint. C. Worhn announced his departure and from there on Alvarin sought out new members who could participate in evolving Forlorn and who was sure to be devoting, all as one...one as all...
To correspond with the all new Forlorn, Alvarin changed his artist-name accordingly, and now goes under the artist-name "Hennex". Hennex found such members through engaging a talented BM drummer, S. Winter, whose dedication and seriousness would be an inspirational source for the band. Next to be recruited was Dolgar, who by then had just left Gehenna due to internal conflicts. When asked to join Forlorn, he did with extreme dedication and with new ideas which will rock the very foundation of BM. Next in line Forlorn found Vulpes, originally a devoted and brilliant guitarplayer, but was asked to join Forlorn on bass. He accepted and has from there on been a permanent and fully dedicated member.
Forlorn also recruited Iego to handle the keys, however, things did not work out the the band hoped for, so Forlorn subsequently recruited a new keyboardplayer; B. Lonafell - a talented and skilled musician, but once again it was the wrong man for the job. These days Forlorn are happy being the strengt of four, but have recruited Kine Hult (keyboard) for live shows. And by this Forlorn has come full circle. The machinery...the horsemen...the power is unleashed - prepare for metal worthy the gods of time!
Their latest audio-chapter "HYBERNATION" has gained massive acclamation around the world, and the band are now claiming new times as well as new ground!!!
3. Forlorn, a metal act from the West Midlands in England. Exploding on the metal scene in early 2006, they have created a sound which is powerful, yet remains unique when compared to other metal acts. Forlorn are known for their heavy sound and strong live performances.
In 2009 they were signed up by London based Rising Records, & released their first full album in September 2010 - 'The Rotting'. They have previously released two EPs - 'Hearts to War' (2007) and 'The Forlorn Hope' (2008).
www.myspace.com/forlornmusic
4. A medieval dark ambient project from Scorpio V of Metatron Omega and Wyxina, name since changed to Medievalist.
Abuse
Forlorn Lyrics
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Abuse death
Abuse flesh
Abuse soul
Abuse love
Abuse hate
Abuse you
Abuse me
Wish for
Another system
Another night
In another life
The lyrics of "Abuse" by Forlorn brings the listener on a journey through the cycle of abuse. The use of repetition emphasizes the severity and relentlessness of the abuse. The lyrics start with "Abuse life" and end with "Abuse me," demonstrating how abuse can permeate every aspect of one's existence. The inclusion of "love" and "hate" implies that the abuser can be someone who was once trusted, and the emotional manipulation can be just as damaging as physical abuse. The repetition of "Abuse" also creates a sense of hopelessness, as if the victim is trapped in a never-ending cycle of torment.
The final two lines of the song, "Wish for, Another system, Another night, In another life" could suggest a desire for escape, a longing for a "way out" of the abuse. The repeated use of "another" highlights the feeling of desperation and the need for change, even if it's in another life. The lines give the listener a sense of longing, bringing about imagery of a better, safer life.
Line by Line Meaning
Abuse life
Continuously mistreating and harming oneself throughout one's existence
Abuse death
Metaphorically exploiting the end of one's life for personal gain or pleasure
Abuse flesh
Brutally damaging one's physical body through violent and cruel acts
Abuse soul
Inflicting emotional pain and suffering onto one's spiritual essence
Abuse love
Misusing the concept of love to manipulate and control others for one's own benefit
Abuse hate
Exploiting and utilizing feelings of animosity and resentment towards others for negative purposes
Abuse you
Intentionally causing harm and anguish to another individual for personal gratification
Abuse me
Subjecting oneself to various forms of mistreatment and cruelty for unknown reasons
Wish for
Expressing a desire or longing for something other than the current reality
Another system
Desiring a different way of living or a new societal structure that doesn't involve abuse and exploitation
Another night
Yearning for a different period of time or a moment that isn't marked by the pain and suffering of abuse
In another life
Expressing a wish to live in an entirely different reality, free from the damaging effects of abuse
Contributed by Brooklyn N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.