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OUT NOW !!! VA. The Dark of the Nameless Chapter. II



VA. The Dark of the Nameless Chapter. II

01. Malorum - Impaled the Slaves 05:45
02. Darkhymns - Deadly the Mindless 04:34
03. Enwrapped of Anger - Supreme the Black Arts 04:11
04. Hitam - Die in the Emptiness 06:37
05. The Heretic Anthem - Retaliation Has Been Fulfilled 04:09
06. Filosopheme - Into Despair 08:23
07. Mysticraft - Toward the Infernal Beast 05.04
08. Delusi - Silence Sense 06:49
09. Verrine - Embedding the Darkness Seed 05:57


Total Runningtime 00:51:31

Chapter II from various artist The Dark of the Nameless ! come with 9 excellent dark track from 9 bands ! track on this compilation is mind blowing and it's quite a good selection from assorted Black metal bands. showcased their Black metal artists, most of whom were fairly underground as Black metal itself was a very new genre. As Reprisal Promotions roster grew so did the compilations. keep more intended to be a sampler for bands on Reprisal Promotions and give listeners a taste of what was available. It was a great way to introduce some bands along with established bands and this volume has done a really good job of that, even if one of the established bands’ tracks.

A delusion is a strongly held but inaccurate belief that persists despite evidence that it has no basis in reality. In psychiatry, delusions are defined as beliefs that are pathological (the result of a disease or illness process) and occur despite evidence to the contrary. As an illness, delusions differ from beliefs based on incomplete or incorrect information, dogma, ignorance, poor memory, illusion, or other effects of perception. Delusions corner a person into taking actions that confuse the situation. A person acts based on a false perception that makes us imagine a negative response from others, therefore it is possible that the person may actually get the reaction we imagine, thus reinforcing the fear.

The word delusion comes from the English word delusion, which is derived from the Latin word delusio. The word has been in use since around the 1400s in Western civilization in Europe. The word delusio itself comes from the verb deludere which means "to deceive, to play false, to swindle". The Indonesian synonym for the word, waham, comes from the Arabic wahmun which means "belief that is contrary to reason." The word wahmun has been mentioned in Arabic literature since the 9th century AD in the writings of a number of philosophers (Muslim and non-Muslim) in the Civilizations of Cordoba and Baghdad, especially in relation to discussions on psychological philosophy rooted in Ancient Greek culture.

Delusional disorder, formerly called paranoid disorder, is a type of serious mental illness called a psychotic disorder. People who suffer from it are characterized by being unable to distinguish what is real from what is imagined. They have an unshakable belief in something that is not true or and not based on reality. But that doesn't mean they are completely unrealistic. Delusional disorder involves delusions that are bizzar, relating to situations that are believed to have happened in real life, such as feeling followed, poisoned, cheated, that someone is conspiring against them, or being loved from a distance by someone they don't even know.