Double CD in jewel case containing Botanist "III: Doom in Bloom" and the companion "Allies" disk, featuring songs written by friends of Botanist to drum tracks from the "III" sessions. 12-page booklet and art done by surreal artist M.S. Waldron.
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Botanist "Azalea" shirt
T-Shirt/Apparel
Screen printed art from Botanist "III: Doom in Bloom" cover, featuring M.S. Waldron's depiction of the demon Azalea. Botanist logo on back. S, XL. Only brown left. The brown version is now the default version with the current Botanist logo on back. Printed on American Apparel shirts.
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lyrics
From the kingdom of the fungi comes this evil spore
Dwelling in the Amazon it lives forever more
Endoparasitical, as it invades its host
And like a sly assassin, causing terror like a ghost
A particular and most aggressive evil variant
The Unilateralis Cordyceps is not a friend
Spores that are inhaled advance towards a certain kill
It causes ants to zombify and let them do its will
Crawling in disorientation victims of this skulk
Their non-vital soft tissues being eaten by the bulk
Time comes, the mycelia network readies its parade
It soon enters the brain and then it seals its ugly fate
Climbing up a stem like a convict the guillotine
The mycelia gets the ant where it wants to be seen
And when it causes mandibles to anchor at the top
The cordiceps will burst the skull - to harvest and to crop
And finally the killer spore is breeding for a while
A matter of some days and then it will proceed in style
The fruiting bodies, sporocarps, appear and rupture, then
The spores spread forth their plague and soon contaminate again!
From the kingdom of the fungi comes this evil spore
Dwelling in the Amazon it lives forever more
Endoparasitical, as it invades its host
And like a sly assassin, causing terror like a ghost
credits
from III: Doom in Bloom / Allies,
released May 25, 2012
Zaragil: guitar, bass
Amalgamoth: vocals, keyboards, lyrics
Otrebor: drums
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