Kevin Brady swiftly replaced Matthew Whiting. A demo CD was recorded live called Endless, this was a somewhat primitive and flawed affair but was needed to further develop. Occasional shows were played and more line up changes ensued with Kristopher Clayton replacing Richard Farn.
At the beginning of 2005 CE Brady was considered unsuitable and was replaced by Stacey Booth. This line up remained solid and performed shows with such luminaries as Esoteric, Indesinence, Pantheist and Lazarus Blackstar and recorded the Monolithium demo - which was well received, three songs of extreme funeral/death doom were featured and it helped to secure an album deal with Weird Truth Productions in Japan of which is slated for release in early 2007 CE.
With great regret Kristopher Clayton announced his withdrawal from the project in September 2006 CE, he however is to appear on the album and will be a testament to his contribution. A split release is planned with French death/doom ensemble Ataraxie which shall be a tribute to the seminal band Bethlehem this is also planned ot be released by Weird Truth.
Imindain will continue to pursue musick that epitomises the grotesque spirit of human worthlessness.
DISCOGRAPHY
The Rising of Yog-Sothoth - A Tribute to Thergothon - 2009 (Solitude Productions 2x CD)
Imindain / Ataraxie - Bethlehems Bastarde - 2009 (Weird Truth Productions CD)
And the Living Shall Envy the Dead - 2007 (Ostra Records 12" LP)
And the Living Shall Envy the Dead - 2007 (Weird Truth Productions CD)
Monolithium - 2006 (Factory of Madness Cassette limited to 33)
Monolithium - 2006 (Self Released CD-r Demo limited to 250)
Endless - 2004 (Self Released CD-r Demo limited to 100)
Nausea
Imindain Lyrics
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Face in contortion
Hands in stasis
Still bleeding...
Still breathing...
Skin in ribbons...
Still breathing...
Seared ghostlike
Where they stood
Eyes burned away
Buckets of wedding rings
Cities of burning hell
Children are burning...
Hold me as we burn
Let me see the flames
Let us be washed away
We shall be this place
The lyrics to Imindain's "Nausea" describe a scene of complete destruction and devastation. The imagery is graphic and violent, with descriptions of bleeding, burning, and shattered bodies. The repetition of "still breathing" adds a sense of eerie stillness to the chaos.
The line "buckets of wedding rings" is particularly poignant, suggesting that this destruction has wiped out not only physical structures but also the intimate connections between people. The final lines, "hold me as we burn / let me see the flames / let us be washed away / we shall be this place," suggest a desire for unity and acceptance of this destruction as a part of the fabric of existence.
Overall, these lyrics convey a sense of horror and mourning, but also a strange beauty in the midst of destruction. The repetition of "still breathing" and the desire to be one with the flames suggest a relinquishing of control and a willingness to accept the chaos of life.
Line by Line Meaning
Eyes in sockets
The eyes of the singer are sunken and have no life or light in them.
Face in contortion
The singer's facial expression is twisted and filled with pain or disgust.
Hands in stasis
The singer's hands are still and unmoving, as if paralyzed by fear or trauma.
Still bleeding...
Despite being motionless, the artist is still experiencing physical pain or injury.
Still breathing...
Even as the artist experiences misery and decay, they are still alive and conscious.
Skin in ribbons...
The singer's skin is torn and shredded, possibly from some kind of violence or abuse.
Shattered huddles in rags...
The people around the singer are broken and desperate, wearing tattered clothing and seeking refuge.
Seared ghostlike
The people around the artist have been burnt or scarred so badly that they look like spectral apparitions.
Where they stood
The people around the artist were once standing or living in this place, but now they are destroyed and lost.
Eyes burned away
The people have been so badly burned or disfigured that their eyes are no longer visible.
Buckets of wedding rings
The people who once wore these rings have been killed, removed from their corpses to be saved as mementos of the dead.
Cities of burning hell
The world that the artist lives in is a fiery and apocalyptic wasteland, with destruction everywhere.
Children are burning...
The innocence of children is being destroyed by the same violence and decay that is affecting everyone else.
Hold me as we burn
The singer is seeking comfort and companionship in the midst of a blazing and fatal inferno.
Let me see the flames
The singer wants to witness the destruction around them, perhaps as a form of acceptance or catharsis.
Let us be washed away
The artist is ready to surrender to the destruction and be consumed by the flames.
We shall be this place
The artist and their companion will become a part of the destruction and chaos that surrounds them, forever fused with the burning world they inhabit.
Contributed by Alexandra I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.