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Vurdalak and Three Headed Turtle
Baron P. about his lyrics
"Now, to be perfectly honest, I don’t have a recollection of any strong feelings of hatred and paranoia writing these words. Nor was there any psychedelia involved in the process. Getting a message through in music, how superficial this may sound, can only be achieved by using the appropriate words at the right time. Good-structured sentences alone are not enough to provoke the average listener. This is because an average rock band is unable to purge their ideals through our untuned brains. This is where imagery comes in. Exit love and all earthly bound subjects. Let’s talk about three headed turtles. Is this about the pure beauty of mutants, that have in some way managed to break through the patterns of our most primordial systems, or is this all strangely suggesting the futility of the Catholic Church by symbolizing a deformed and grotesque holy trinity; a quiet prayer to summon the apocalypse? Could be. They definitely both sound vague enough, and qualify for what still seems to be the most important category of Vurdalak repertoire: anthems for a dying planet. "
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