[XTREME METAL] Studies In Pessimism - Part 3 - BLACKVERSE (Schopenhauer - Studies in Pessimism) скачать в хорошем качестве

[XTREME METAL] Studies In Pessimism - Part 3 - BLACKVERSE (Schopenhauer - Studies in Pessimism)

This track is part of the conceptual album "Arthur Schopenhauer – Studies in Pessimism", a dedication to Schopenhauer's vision of suffering, the will-to-live, and the eternal struggle between desire and negation. The Argument channels philosophical pessimism into crushing riffs, monumental orchestrations, guttural vocals, and nihilistic fury — where the blind striving of the Will becomes violence, suffering transforms into sound, and representation dissolves into pure sonic annihilation. This is the death of optimism rendered through extreme metal brutality. Artist: Blackverse Album: Studies In Pessimism - Season 1 Song: Studies In Pessimism - Part 3 Year: 2026 Concept: Blackverse is the sister project of @the_god_below, born from the same creative vision. The name Blackverse unites Black — the realm of darkness, shadow, rebellion — with Verse — poetry, language, and the spoken Word. This project exists to incarnate philosophy and poetry into extreme sound, just as William Blake fused spiritual fire with art and provocation. Blackverse transforms literature into deathcore and death metal — not as decoration, but as weapon, ritual, and revelation. Lyrics: It is, however, a wonderful thing that the mere addition of thought should serve to raise such a vast and lofty structure of human happiness and misery; resting, too, on the same narrow basis of joy and sorrow as man holds in common with the brute, and exposing him to such violent emotions, to so many storms of passion, so much convulsion of feeling, that what he has suffered stands written and may be read in the lines on his face. And yet, when all is told, he has been struggling ultimately for the very same things as the brute has attained, and with an incomparably smaller expenditure of passion and pain. But all this contributes to increase the measures of suffering in human life out of all proportion to its pleasures; and the pains of life are made much worse for man by the fact that death is something very real to him. The brute flies from death instinctively without really knowing what it is, and therefore without ever contemplating it in the way natural to a man, who has this prospect always before his eyes. So that even if only a few brutes die a natural death, and most of them live only just long enough to transmit their species, and then, if not earlier, become the prey of some other animal,--whilst man, on the other hand, manages to make so-called natural death the rule, to which, however, there are a good many exceptions,--the advantage is on the side of the brute, for the reason stated above. But the fact is that man attains the natural term of years just as seldom as the brute; because the unnatural way in which he lives, and the strain of work and emotion, lead to a degeneration of the race; and so his goal is not often reached. The brute is much more content with mere existence than man; the plant is wholly so; and man finds satisfaction in it just in proportion as he is dull and obtuse. Accordingly, the life of the brute carries less of sorrow with it, but also less of joy, when compared with the life of man; and while this may be traced, on the one side, to freedom from the torment of care and _anxiety_, it is also due to the fact that _hope_, in any real sense, is unknown to the brute. It is thus deprived of any share in that which gives us the most and best of our joys and pleasures, the mental anticipation of a happy future, and the inspiriting play of phantasy, both of which we owe to our power of imagination. If the brute is free from care, it is also, in this sense, without hope; in either case, because its consciousness is limited to the present moment, to what it can actually see before it. The brute is an embodiment of present impulses, and hence what elements of fear and hope exist in its nature--and they do not go very far--arise only in relation to objects that lie before it and within reach of those impulses: whereas a man's range of vision embraces the whole of his life, and extends far into the past and future. ...Lyrics cut off due to character Limit in Description! ########################################################################################### Human orchestrated AI generation. #Blackverse #arthurschopenhauer #Deathcore #DeathMetal #Metalcore #SymphonicDeathcore #SymphonicMetal #ExtremeMetal #LeftHandPath #OccultMetal #PhilosophicalMetal #LiteratureInspiredMetal #schopenhauer #studiesinpessimism