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  • IXIixi@mastodon.online
    Sep 30, 2026, 9:21 AM

    In September 2006, Fall of Efrafa released their debut album, Owsla.

    As the first part of their trilogy about Richard Adams' Watership Down, it marked the beginning of their conceptual journey.

    The cello-backed crust quintet explored the book's anthropomorphic mythology through the lens of post-civilisation, animal rights and eco-activism until their planned dissolution three years later, greatly influencing a new generation of listeners.

    02. Pity the Weak

    #FallOfEfrafa #Crust #PostHardcore

    "Fell down upon the realm of man On a scorned mound We erect another monolith Buckled under its own ego Another pillar of contempt Pity the weak We cry out in laughter As trees are felled As trees are felled Pity the weak How the mighty have fallen We mock the roots We mock the roots Parasitic ape Spills his black blood Blotting out the sun Wither to sallow flesh Pity the weak We cry out in laughter As trees are felled As trees are felled Pity the weak How the mighty have fallen We mock the roots We mock the roots Saplings writhe where man is idle An imperfect genocide When the green field comes off like a lid Revealing what was much better hid, unpleasant And look, behind without a sound The woods have come up and are standing round In deadly crescent Erected upon weakened ground Finally gave way Erected upon weakened ground Finally gave way Erected upon weakened ground Finally gave way Erected upon weakened ground Finally gave way Toppled down Toppled down Toppled down Toppled down Hewn Pity the weak We cry out in laughter As trees are felled As trees are felled Pity the weak How the mighty have fallen We mock the roots We mock the roots Hewn"
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