OSSUARY – Buried and Forgotten CD

Description

OSSUARY emerged in 2012 with a strong passion for old-school death metal. In twelve years, they have launched four full-length albums, with themes focused on death, horror, and lust that change over time.
Tombs and ossuaries are the home of finitude. Only the name that once possessed a body is remembered during the stench of incarnate years. Wealthy, ignorant, and wise beggars will feed the fabulous grotto infested with worms. After the last pulse, buried and forgotten, all will obey the natural laws of disintegration, as if the path to the garden had to pass through the damage of the extension. In this case, man is nothing more than organic fluids subsumed in sublime nature.
Far from falling into nihilism, “Buried and Forgotten” shamelessly represents the dark side of the human psyche, whose need for continuity is perverted by imagination and the corruption of drives. The unnatural is pure disease, and man is an amalgamation of diseases. The denial of nature is the denial of life, and therefore, the estrangement of mortality manifests itself in the symptom of war, self-contempt, and the repudiation of the sacred. Humans and disease are homologous. Burying is, in a certain way, forgetting one’s miseries.