Where Is Thy Sting
from The Stomachic Chariot by Tendon Levey
lyrics
Hmm, I turn the keys in the cores destroyed
Like a nerve in the scarf of scarlet
Now who'll let them come kind
Who, I cannot
On whom I caretake comes the reddest halo
I unearth thy dumb dead-end in death
Inhumed I can dump the head in death
I wonder through what the hell I'm doing
Hmm, I can hum the ending sign
No doubt I can hum the dead-end days
Like a nerve in the scarf of scarlet
Now who'll let them come kind
Who, I cannot
On whom I caretake comes the reddest halo
I unearth thy dumb dead-end in death
Inhumed I can dump the head in death
I wonder through what the hell I'm doing
Hmm, I can hum the ending sign
No doubt I can hum the dead-end days
credits
from The Stomachic Chariot,
released May 14, 2011
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Tendon Levey
Private, diarial recording project of reclusive occultist Choir “Tendon” Leviyey recorded over a period of four years (August 2007-June 2011) and disrupted by vocal injury. Finally released to the public for the first time in 2017 to commemorate the project’s ten year anniversary. Please visit bit.ly/leviyey and bit.ly/leviyeytwo for more. ... more
discography
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Dec 2011
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Tendon Levey recommends:
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Improvisational Vocal Exercises
by LeviyeyA selection of vocal exercises recorded in the fall of 2014 and representative of my final efforts to sing.
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An EP of apocalyptic and verbose recordings recorded via tape recorder by a ten-year-old Leviyey (under the moniker "End Time Locust").
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Bored Shadows Boom and Bend
by MascherariAh, Mascherari: a ghostly, punky side-project from early 2010 which I rather enjoyed until it eventually merged with my main project.
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