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Thecodontion
Members | |
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Current | |
G.D. | Bass (2016-present) |
Member(bands): Batrakos, Deathvoid, Framheim, Perpetuum Mobile, Veia, Arvensvarthe, Quilmoloncm | |
G.E.F. | Vocals (2016-present) |
Member(bands): Batrakos, Framheim, Perpetuum Mobile, Veia, Turdus Eremita, Atlantic Ridge, Illuminated Manuscripts, Solitude Project | |
Current (Live) | |
L.S. | Bass (2018-present) |
Member(bands): Auriga, Enforces | |
V.P. | Drums (2018-present) |
Member(bands): SVNTH, Verano’s Dogs (live), Bedsore (live), For My Demons, Odd, Dreariness (live) |
# | Discography | Type | Year | |
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1 | Thecodontia | Demo | 2018 | Show album |
2 | Jurassic | EP | 2019 | Show album |
3 | Supercontinent | Full-length | 2020 | Show album |
Thecodontia
Album versions
Release date | Label | Catalog ID | Format | Description |
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February 16th, 2018 | Gravplass Propaganda | GRAV 019 | Cassette | Limited edition |
February 16th, 2018 | Independent | Digital | Bandcamp |
Members | |
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Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stilgar | Lyrics |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Andy Cunningham | Logo |
Tracks | |||
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Side A | |||
1. | Desmatosuchus Spurensis (Linked Loricata of Spur) | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
Heavily armored quadruped reptile North American stagonolepidae aetosaur Binary nomenclature related to Loricata One of the largest former thecodonts And a massive menacing appearance But a carnivore crurotarsan not Actually a docile herbivore Blunt, bulbous, curved teeth Perhaps omnivorous insectivore Homodont sheath-covered dentition Toothless beak and shovel snout Slender, forked, expanded premaxillae Large mandibular fenestra Its bite reminiscent of ornitischians It lived in muddy water areas Near rivers, lakes and waterways Digging up soft vegetation Median and lateral scutes carapace Unique aetosaur with five rows of spines Desmatosuchus spurensis, the archosaur spur |
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2. | Erythrosuchidae (Vermillion Digitigrade) | 02:47 | Show lyrics |
Chalishevia, Fugusuchus Garjainia, Guchengosuchus Vjushkovia, Shansisuchus genera Erythrosuchidae the top of the food chain in the early-middle Triassic kannemeyeriid dicynodonts were their main prey hiding in the vegetation ambushing and scavenging a massive gigantic skull long half the size of their body potent jaws and teeth which put fear even in the eyes of the other predators Erythrosuchus africanus a primitive crocodile vermillion digigrade clade Archosaurformes a Thecodont no more |
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3. | Longisquama Insignis (Skeletal Analysis of a Kyrgyz Diapsid) | 02:26 | Show lyrics |
A holotype with intergumentary appendages Projecting from the back of its skeleton Seven, radiating in a fanlike pattern Spaced close together, tips unpreserved Proximal straight section divided Into three longitudinal lobes Raised rugae and deep interstices Not unlike a bone-made rosary bead Interior flange up to the tip of the distal section Ridged and separated by a grooved axis Projecting perpendicular or curving in S-shapes Vertebrae spines to anchorage points Resembling raised knobs, slightly convex Tubular in life, like feathers into a folicle Long scales, pseudosuchian, proto-archosaurian A gift of the lacustrine fluvial Madygen |
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4. | Stagonolepis (Robertsoni/Wellesi/Olenkae) | 04:45 | Show lyrics |
Thick armoured scales ran down its body Heavy body armour to repel carnivores Small headed, slowly moving browser A long intestine to digest vegetation Beak-like tip that arched upwards Peg-like teeth to uproot plants Snout-like unusual structure of the skull Allowing to dig through the undergrowth Chewing tough cycads, horsetails and ferns Fossil remains found in sandstones In Lossiemouth and Krasiejów deposits Some species stratigraphically younger Like the Stagonolepis Olenkae specimens The genus Aetosauroides as a junior synonym Aetosauroides Scagliai and Subsulcatus Sequential studies to smaller specimens Proposed they belonged to the Robertsoni The Wellesi specimen was called Calyptosuchus Now they belong to the same monotypic genera And are restricted to the Carnian stage |
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Side B | |||
1. | Desmatosuchus Spurensis (Linked Loricata of Spur) | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
Heavily armored quadruped reptile North American stagonolepidae aetosaur Binary nomenclature related to Loricata One of the largest former thecodonts And a massive menacing appearance But a carnivore crurotarsan not Actually a docile herbivore Blunt, bulbous, curved teeth Perhaps omnivorous insectivore Homodont sheath-covered dentition Toothless beak and shovel snout Slender, forked, expanded premaxillae Large mandibular fenestra Its bite reminiscent of ornitischians It lived in muddy water areas Near rivers, lakes and waterways Digging up soft vegetation Median and lateral scutes carapace Unique aetosaur with five rows of spines Desmatosuchus spurensis, the archosaur spur |
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2. | Erythrosuchidae (Vermillion Digitigrade) | 02:47 | Show lyrics |
Chalishevia, Fugusuchus Garjainia, Guchengosuchus Vjushkovia, Shansisuchus genera Erythrosuchidae the top of the food chain in the early-middle Triassic kannemeyeriid dicynodonts were their main prey hiding in the vegetation ambushing and scavenging a massive gigantic skull long half the size of their body potent jaws and teeth which put fear even in the eyes of the other predators Erythrosuchus africanus a primitive crocodile vermillion digigrade clade Archosaurformes a Thecodont no more |
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3. | Longisquama Insignis (Skeletal Analysis of a Kyrgyz Diapsid) | 02:26 | Show lyrics |
A holotype with intergumentary appendages Projecting from the back of its skeleton Seven, radiating in a fanlike pattern Spaced close together, tips unpreserved Proximal straight section divided Into three longitudinal lobes Raised rugae and deep interstices Not unlike a bone-made rosary bead Interior flange up to the tip of the distal section Ridged and separated by a grooved axis Projecting perpendicular or curving in S-shapes Vertebrae spines to anchorage points Resembling raised knobs, slightly convex Tubular in life, like feathers into a folicle Long scales, pseudosuchian, proto-archosaurian A gift of the lacustrine fluvial Madygen |
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4. | Stagonolepis (Robertsoni/Wellesi/Olenkae) | 04:45 | Show lyrics |
Thick armoured scales ran down its body Heavy body armour to repel carnivores Small headed, slowly moving browser A long intestine to digest vegetation Beak-like tip that arched upwards Peg-like teeth to uproot plants Snout-like unusual structure of the skull Allowing to dig through the undergrowth Chewing tough cycads, horsetails and ferns Fossil remains found in sandstones In Lossiemouth and Krasiejów deposits Some species stratigraphically younger Like the Stagonolepis Olenkae specimens The genus Aetosauroides as a junior synonym Aetosauroides Scagliai and Subsulcatus Sequential studies to smaller specimens Proposed they belonged to the Robertsoni The Wellesi specimen was called Calyptosuchus Now they belong to the same monotypic genera And are restricted to the Carnian stage |
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12:39 |
Jurassic
Album versions
Release date | Label | Catalog ID | Format | Description |
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March 22nd, 2019 | Wooaaargh | WRG192 / GRFIFTYTHREE / XP019 | 7" vinyl | Limited edition |
March 22nd, 2019 | Independent | Digital | Bandcamp | |
July 3rd, 2020 | Dybbuk Productions | MAVET 012 | Cassette | Limited edition |
Members | |
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Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stephen Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Kenneth Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Tracks | |||
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Side A | |||
1. | Normannognathus wellnhoferi (Crests) | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
Dsungaripteroid pterodactyloid pterosaur Kimmeridgian age of the upper Jurassic the formation of Argiles d’Octeville at the Cap de la Heve near Ecqueville shellfish eater, volant piscivore found in a marine claystone layer fibrous texture like horn sheath the back of its head forever lost concave leading margin crested wave a subclade most inclusive of the lophocratia quite similar to the germanodactylidae abrupt beginning to a larger crest |
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2. | Rhamphorhynchus muensteri (Wingset) | 02:32 | Show lyrics |
A vane like a rhombus or a triangle in the guise of the one of the Devil used as a helm, to navigate the skies nocturnal according to its scleral rings needle like teeth, angled forward curved, sharp beaklike tip sexual dimorphism (in)conclusive: wingspan, wingset, membrane muscles in the ratio of skull to humerus length fish and cephalopod remains found frequently inside its stomachal contents as well as a multitude of coprolites a fossil limestone slab tells stories of a Leptolepides in the throat the osseous labyrinth gives balance it holds its head in a parallel orientation |
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Side B | |||
3. | Barosaurus lentus (Sundance Sea Stratigraphy) | 03:12 | Show lyrics |
Stratigraphic zones two to five composite term Barys and Saurus early Tithonian stage of the Jurassic in the floodplains of the ancient Sundance Sea the structure of the cervical vertebrae allowed lateral flexibility but restricted vertical it swept its neck in long arcs at ground level moderate blood pressure, radiating excess body heat the longest neck and the longest tail the chevron bones lining the underside forked with a prominent forward spike protruding neural spines not complex dorsal into cervical, column never found peglike teeth confined to the front of the jaw a single carpal bone in the wrist digitigrade, manus adorned with a large claw |
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4. | Breviparopus taghbaloutensis (Legacy of the Trackmaker Unknown) | 01:30 | Show lyrics |
A series of fossil tracks unveiled into the Atlas Mountains of Morocco in the spring of 1979 a part of the Gondwana supercontinent No actual bones to be found a narrow gauge of its prints suggesting the brachiosaurid diagnosis corroborated by the ossein of the Nougaredi A most massive Parabrontopodidae a colossal sacrum, of mythic proportions the ichnotaxon method, the unknown genus the legacy of the trackmaker unknown |
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09:23 |
Supercontinent
Album versions
Release date | Label | Catalog ID | Format | Description |
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June 26th, 2020 | I, Voidhanger Records | Digital | ||
June 26th, 2020 | I, Voidhanger Records | IVR131 | CD | Digipak, Limited edition |
June 26th, 2020 | Repose Records | REPOSE012 | 12" vinyl | Limited edition |
June 26th, 2020 | Repose Records | Digital | Bandcamp |
Members | |
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Band members | |
G.D. | Bass |
G.E.F. | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
V.P. | Drums |
J.G.P. | Guitars (baritone) (track 9) |
R.C. | Vocals (additional) (track 10) |
Skaðvaldur | Vocals (track 3) |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stefan Thanneur | Artwork, Design, Layout |
Guglielmo Nodari | Recording |
Marco Salluzzo | Mixing, Mastering |
Tracks | |||
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1. | Gyrosia | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) (Instant abiogenesis when Gyrosia formed microbes near hydrotermal vents geochemically active environment rounded tubular cells on a fossilized beach) |
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2. | Vaalbara | 04:12 | Show lyrics |
Lithostigraphic structural arrays reveal the supercontinent’s existence often disputed a three fold stratigraphic similarity leads to reconstructions of ancient latitudes extensional faults during felsic volcanism both coeval with impact layers paleomagnetic data showing igneous complexes of what could have once been part of the same a pattern found in Precambrian cover sequences granite greenstone belts show evidence of meteorite impacts into spherules of glass akin to lunar soil carbon chondrules traced in the membrane organelles of eukaryotes coded in the blue algae of Cyanophyta molecular clocks and fossil photosynthesis biomarkers have found their way through rocks to discover the missing Archaean link between twin transcontinental basins two cratons drifting apart from each other across four billions years wide oceans |
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3. | Ur | 06:33 | Show lyrics |
Protolithic shields once close together Near each other until the Mesozoic break-up Younger continental assemblage Three of a kind now far apart Up to the Siderian era range When Ur joins Nena and Atlantica On early Earth’s archaic tectonics Three worlds collide The Zimgarn hypothesis surfaces Extensive carbonate platforms develop Differing magmatic signatures Primordial magnetism affected Expanding continuing stabilisation Intracontinental within the southern margin Ur, the longest lived landmass Yet it remains hopelessly obscure |
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4. | Kenorland | 04:24 | Show lyrics |
Kenorland located at lower latitudes until tectonic magma plume rifting The Baltic Shield over the equator joined to the Canadian forming an unity its nexus near the Fennoscandian shield transition point to two-layer core findings of earlier continents indicate contradicting adjustment theories during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods protracted fissures manifested by mafic dikes and sedimentary basins bimodal deep convection splitting common no longer a supercontinent, a divide at two-point-fortyfive Gya, a breakup speculation based on the margin spatial arrangements of Laurentia drifting assemblies flow together toward the subsequent amalgamation southwest and northwest portions of the Canadian Shield at opposite ends temperatures plummeting abyssal banded iron formations indicating anoxia nevertheless, photosynthesis still unbound stabilizing climates new levels |
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5. | Lerova | 02:24 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Surface water moving east to west warming up from the sunlight vespertine edge warmer than austral countless seasons of monsoons |
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6. | Nuna | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
Proto-cratons containing the Earth’s continental blocks welded, amalgmated sutured with orogens twelve-nine-hundred kilometers along the north-south axis four-eigth-hundred kilometers along the east-west axis mountain range formations South America was rotated edges extending into the brinks of Scandinavia outgrowth via accretion key continental margins forming a magmatic belt long southern limits anorogenic activity forming anorthosite suits marked by the emplacement of igneous northern hemisphere continental configuration based on radiating dike swarms also known as Columbia Nuna, completed by global collisions |
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7. | Rodinia | 03:52 | Show lyrics |
Her womb was barren Uncolonized dry land No inhabitants on her interior rings Ultraviolet light hindering life Rainfalls increase volcanic rocks weather Low threshold triggers extreme glaciation Tectonic activity nourishing marine environment Neoproterozoic orogeny unknown longitude Rifts spread to warmer litosphere Ocean floors come up Eustatic water levels rise Parallel shallower seas |
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8. | Tethys | 01:58 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Continuous belt circling around the Earth slightly above the Equator currents running differently ocean floor buckling under |
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9. | Laurasia-Gondwana | 03:06 | Show lyrics |
Zero parallel location during the Cambrian drifts assemble and break her up Silurian volcanism reforming Laurasia they are coiled close together Iapetus rafts terranes to be added back Neo-Tethys pushes them across the Equator microcontinents and blocks amalgamate unknown if they originated on her shores lycopods invade and dominate the tropics terrestrial pteridophytes colonize rapidly Baragwanathia flora occurs in two strata replaced by Archaeopteris and giant moss Rheic closure, ocean currents reroute Gondwana rotates clockwise, Australia shifts south to more temperate coordinates coal-forming forests form from ice melting now petrified voltziaelan conifers evolve extinct glossopterids reach peak diversity plant-vertebrate-insect ecosystem results hexapods codevelop, therapsids arrive |
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10. | Pangaea | 07:37 | Show lyrics |
Plate tectonics paramount in the formation of later landmasses and habitats lifeforms adapt to chasms and earthquakes shaping the various stages of Pangaea Traversodonts thrived where others struggled spore plants replaced by gymnosperms few marine animals known to exist ammonites, brachiopods, massive reefs Lystrosaurus, Cynognathus and ferns fossils Mesosaurus found in coastal regions distribution ranging from polar to equator glacial deposits of the same age and structure drastic climate change after reconfiguration warm tropical air and water transfer halted atmospheric circumpolar currents Antarctica cools down to a frigid state deterioration of the northern section contributed to the Permian Extinction beetles and cicadas wiped away acid oceans dissolving benthic species |
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11. | Panthalassa | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hemisphere-sized ocean gigantic single-celled organisms trade winds create westward flows four currents of subtropical gyre |
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44:58 |
Thecodontia
Members | |
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Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stilgar | Lyrics |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Andy Cunningham | Logo |
Tracks | |||
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Side A | |||
1. | Desmatosuchus Spurensis (Linked Loricata of Spur) | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
Heavily armored quadruped reptile North American stagonolepidae aetosaur Binary nomenclature related to Loricata One of the largest former thecodonts And a massive menacing appearance But a carnivore crurotarsan not Actually a docile herbivore Blunt, bulbous, curved teeth Perhaps omnivorous insectivore Homodont sheath-covered dentition Toothless beak and shovel snout Slender, forked, expanded premaxillae Large mandibular fenestra Its bite reminiscent of ornitischians It lived in muddy water areas Near rivers, lakes and waterways Digging up soft vegetation Median and lateral scutes carapace Unique aetosaur with five rows of spines Desmatosuchus spurensis, the archosaur spur |
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2. | Erythrosuchidae (Vermillion Digitigrade) | 02:47 | Show lyrics |
Chalishevia, Fugusuchus Garjainia, Guchengosuchus Vjushkovia, Shansisuchus genera Erythrosuchidae the top of the food chain in the early-middle Triassic kannemeyeriid dicynodonts were their main prey hiding in the vegetation ambushing and scavenging a massive gigantic skull long half the size of their body potent jaws and teeth which put fear even in the eyes of the other predators Erythrosuchus africanus a primitive crocodile vermillion digigrade clade Archosaurformes a Thecodont no more |
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3. | Longisquama Insignis (Skeletal Analysis of a Kyrgyz Diapsid) | 02:26 | Show lyrics |
A holotype with intergumentary appendages Projecting from the back of its skeleton Seven, radiating in a fanlike pattern Spaced close together, tips unpreserved Proximal straight section divided Into three longitudinal lobes Raised rugae and deep interstices Not unlike a bone-made rosary bead Interior flange up to the tip of the distal section Ridged and separated by a grooved axis Projecting perpendicular or curving in S-shapes Vertebrae spines to anchorage points Resembling raised knobs, slightly convex Tubular in life, like feathers into a folicle Long scales, pseudosuchian, proto-archosaurian A gift of the lacustrine fluvial Madygen |
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4. | Stagonolepis (Robertsoni/Wellesi/Olenkae) | 04:45 | Show lyrics |
Thick armoured scales ran down its body Heavy body armour to repel carnivores Small headed, slowly moving browser A long intestine to digest vegetation Beak-like tip that arched upwards Peg-like teeth to uproot plants Snout-like unusual structure of the skull Allowing to dig through the undergrowth Chewing tough cycads, horsetails and ferns Fossil remains found in sandstones In Lossiemouth and Krasiejów deposits Some species stratigraphically younger Like the Stagonolepis Olenkae specimens The genus Aetosauroides as a junior synonym Aetosauroides Scagliai and Subsulcatus Sequential studies to smaller specimens Proposed they belonged to the Robertsoni The Wellesi specimen was called Calyptosuchus Now they belong to the same monotypic genera And are restricted to the Carnian stage |
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Side B | |||
1. | Desmatosuchus Spurensis (Linked Loricata of Spur) | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
Heavily armored quadruped reptile North American stagonolepidae aetosaur Binary nomenclature related to Loricata One of the largest former thecodonts And a massive menacing appearance But a carnivore crurotarsan not Actually a docile herbivore Blunt, bulbous, curved teeth Perhaps omnivorous insectivore Homodont sheath-covered dentition Toothless beak and shovel snout Slender, forked, expanded premaxillae Large mandibular fenestra Its bite reminiscent of ornitischians It lived in muddy water areas Near rivers, lakes and waterways Digging up soft vegetation Median and lateral scutes carapace Unique aetosaur with five rows of spines Desmatosuchus spurensis, the archosaur spur |
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2. | Erythrosuchidae (Vermillion Digitigrade) | 02:47 | Show lyrics |
Chalishevia, Fugusuchus Garjainia, Guchengosuchus Vjushkovia, Shansisuchus genera Erythrosuchidae the top of the food chain in the early-middle Triassic kannemeyeriid dicynodonts were their main prey hiding in the vegetation ambushing and scavenging a massive gigantic skull long half the size of their body potent jaws and teeth which put fear even in the eyes of the other predators Erythrosuchus africanus a primitive crocodile vermillion digigrade clade Archosaurformes a Thecodont no more |
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3. | Longisquama Insignis (Skeletal Analysis of a Kyrgyz Diapsid) | 02:26 | Show lyrics |
A holotype with intergumentary appendages Projecting from the back of its skeleton Seven, radiating in a fanlike pattern Spaced close together, tips unpreserved Proximal straight section divided Into three longitudinal lobes Raised rugae and deep interstices Not unlike a bone-made rosary bead Interior flange up to the tip of the distal section Ridged and separated by a grooved axis Projecting perpendicular or curving in S-shapes Vertebrae spines to anchorage points Resembling raised knobs, slightly convex Tubular in life, like feathers into a folicle Long scales, pseudosuchian, proto-archosaurian A gift of the lacustrine fluvial Madygen |
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4. | Stagonolepis (Robertsoni/Wellesi/Olenkae) | 04:45 | Show lyrics |
Thick armoured scales ran down its body Heavy body armour to repel carnivores Small headed, slowly moving browser A long intestine to digest vegetation Beak-like tip that arched upwards Peg-like teeth to uproot plants Snout-like unusual structure of the skull Allowing to dig through the undergrowth Chewing tough cycads, horsetails and ferns Fossil remains found in sandstones In Lossiemouth and Krasiejów deposits Some species stratigraphically younger Like the Stagonolepis Olenkae specimens The genus Aetosauroides as a junior synonym Aetosauroides Scagliai and Subsulcatus Sequential studies to smaller specimens Proposed they belonged to the Robertsoni The Wellesi specimen was called Calyptosuchus Now they belong to the same monotypic genera And are restricted to the Carnian stage |
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12:39 |
Thecodontia
Members | |
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Original line-up | |
Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stilgar | Lyrics |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Andy Cunningham | Logo |
Tracks | |||
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1. | Desmatosuchus Spurensis (Linked Loricata of Spur) | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
Heavily armored quadruped reptile North American stagonolepidae aetosaur Binary nomenclature related to Loricata One of the largest former thecodonts And a massive menacing appearance But a carnivore crurotarsan not Actually a docile herbivore Blunt, bulbous, curved teeth Perhaps omnivorous insectivore Homodont sheath-covered dentition Toothless beak and shovel snout Slender, forked, expanded premaxillae Large mandibular fenestra Its bite reminiscent of ornitischians It lived in muddy water areas Near rivers, lakes and waterways Digging up soft vegetation Median and lateral scutes carapace Unique aetosaur with five rows of spines Desmatosuchus spurensis, the archosaur spur |
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2. | Erythrosuchidae (Vermillion Digitigrade) | 02:47 | Show lyrics |
Chalishevia, Fugusuchus Garjainia, Guchengosuchus Vjushkovia, Shansisuchus genera Erythrosuchidae the top of the food chain in the early-middle Triassic kannemeyeriid dicynodonts were their main prey hiding in the vegetation ambushing and scavenging a massive gigantic skull long half the size of their body potent jaws and teeth which put fear even in the eyes of the other predators Erythrosuchus africanus a primitive crocodile vermillion digigrade clade Archosaurformes a Thecodont no more |
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3. | Longisquama Insignis (Skeletal Analysis of a Kyrgyz Diapsid) | 02:26 | Show lyrics |
A holotype with intergumentary appendages Projecting from the back of its skeleton Seven, radiating in a fanlike pattern Spaced close together, tips unpreserved Proximal straight section divided Into three longitudinal lobes Raised rugae and deep interstices Not unlike a bone-made rosary bead Interior flange up to the tip of the distal section Ridged and separated by a grooved axis Projecting perpendicular or curving in S-shapes Vertebrae spines to anchorage points Resembling raised knobs, slightly convex Tubular in life, like feathers into a folicle Long scales, pseudosuchian, proto-archosaurian A gift of the lacustrine fluvial Madygen |
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4. | Stagonolepis (Robertsoni/Wellesi/Olenkae) | 04:45 | Show lyrics |
Thick armoured scales ran down its body Heavy body armour to repel carnivores Small headed, slowly moving browser A long intestine to digest vegetation Beak-like tip that arched upwards Peg-like teeth to uproot plants Snout-like unusual structure of the skull Allowing to dig through the undergrowth Chewing tough cycads, horsetails and ferns Fossil remains found in sandstones In Lossiemouth and Krasiejów deposits Some species stratigraphically younger Like the Stagonolepis Olenkae specimens The genus Aetosauroides as a junior synonym Aetosauroides Scagliai and Subsulcatus Sequential studies to smaller specimens Proposed they belonged to the Robertsoni The Wellesi specimen was called Calyptosuchus Now they belong to the same monotypic genera And are restricted to the Carnian stage |
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12:39 |
Jurassic
Members | |
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Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stephen Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Kenneth Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Tracks | |||
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Side A | |||
1. | Normannognathus wellnhoferi (Crests) | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
Dsungaripteroid pterodactyloid pterosaur Kimmeridgian age of the upper Jurassic the formation of Argiles d’Octeville at the Cap de la Heve near Ecqueville shellfish eater, volant piscivore found in a marine claystone layer fibrous texture like horn sheath the back of its head forever lost concave leading margin crested wave a subclade most inclusive of the lophocratia quite similar to the germanodactylidae abrupt beginning to a larger crest |
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2. | Rhamphorhynchus muensteri (Wingset) | 02:32 | Show lyrics |
A vane like a rhombus or a triangle in the guise of the one of the Devil used as a helm, to navigate the skies nocturnal according to its scleral rings needle like teeth, angled forward curved, sharp beaklike tip sexual dimorphism (in)conclusive: wingspan, wingset, membrane muscles in the ratio of skull to humerus length fish and cephalopod remains found frequently inside its stomachal contents as well as a multitude of coprolites a fossil limestone slab tells stories of a Leptolepides in the throat the osseous labyrinth gives balance it holds its head in a parallel orientation |
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Side B | |||
3. | Barosaurus lentus (Sundance Sea Stratigraphy) | 03:12 | Show lyrics |
Stratigraphic zones two to five composite term Barys and Saurus early Tithonian stage of the Jurassic in the floodplains of the ancient Sundance Sea the structure of the cervical vertebrae allowed lateral flexibility but restricted vertical it swept its neck in long arcs at ground level moderate blood pressure, radiating excess body heat the longest neck and the longest tail the chevron bones lining the underside forked with a prominent forward spike protruding neural spines not complex dorsal into cervical, column never found peglike teeth confined to the front of the jaw a single carpal bone in the wrist digitigrade, manus adorned with a large claw |
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4. | Breviparopus taghbaloutensis (Legacy of the Trackmaker Unknown) | 01:30 | Show lyrics |
A series of fossil tracks unveiled into the Atlas Mountains of Morocco in the spring of 1979 a part of the Gondwana supercontinent No actual bones to be found a narrow gauge of its prints suggesting the brachiosaurid diagnosis corroborated by the ossein of the Nougaredi A most massive Parabrontopodidae a colossal sacrum, of mythic proportions the ichnotaxon method, the unknown genus the legacy of the trackmaker unknown |
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09:23 |
Jurassic
Members | |
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Original line-up | |
Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Kenneth Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Stephen Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Tracks | |||
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1. | Normannognathus wellnhoferi (Crests) | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
Dsungaripteroid pterodactyloid pterosaur Kimmeridgian age of the upper Jurassic the formation of Argiles d’Octeville at the Cap de la Heve near Ecqueville shellfish eater, volant piscivore found in a marine claystone layer fibrous texture like horn sheath the back of its head forever lost concave leading margin crested wave a subclade most inclusive of the lophocratia quite similar to the germanodactylidae abrupt beginning to a larger crest |
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2. | Rhamphorhynchus muensteri (Wingset) | 02:32 | Show lyrics |
A vane like a rhombus or a triangle in the guise of the one of the Devil used as a helm, to navigate the skies nocturnal according to its scleral rings needle like teeth, angled forward curved, sharp beaklike tip sexual dimorphism (in)conclusive: wingspan, wingset, membrane muscles in the ratio of skull to humerus length fish and cephalopod remains found frequently inside its stomachal contents as well as a multitude of coprolites a fossil limestone slab tells stories of a Leptolepides in the throat the osseous labyrinth gives balance it holds its head in a parallel orientation |
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3. | Barosaurus lentus (Sundance Sea Stratigraphy) | 03:12 | Show lyrics |
Stratigraphic zones two to five composite term Barys and Saurus early Tithonian stage of the Jurassic in the floodplains of the ancient Sundance Sea the structure of the cervical vertebrae allowed lateral flexibility but restricted vertical it swept its neck in long arcs at ground level moderate blood pressure, radiating excess body heat the longest neck and the longest tail the chevron bones lining the underside forked with a prominent forward spike protruding neural spines not complex dorsal into cervical, column never found peglike teeth confined to the front of the jaw a single carpal bone in the wrist digitigrade, manus adorned with a large claw |
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4. | Breviparopus taghbaloutensis (Legacy of the Trackmaker Unknown) | 01:30 | Show lyrics |
A series of fossil tracks unveiled into the Atlas Mountains of Morocco in the spring of 1979 a part of the Gondwana supercontinent No actual bones to be found a narrow gauge of its prints suggesting the brachiosaurid diagnosis corroborated by the ossein of the Nougaredi A most massive Parabrontopodidae a colossal sacrum, of mythic proportions the ichnotaxon method, the unknown genus the legacy of the trackmaker unknown |
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09:23 |
Jurassic
Members | |
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Original line-up | |
Band members | |
Stilgar | Bass |
Heliogabalus | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
Francesco Comerci | Drums, Programming |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Francesco Comerci | Recording, Mixing, Mastering |
Kenneth Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Giulia Ajmone-Cat | Artwork |
Stephen Parker | Mastering (vinyl) |
Tracks | |||
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Side A - Pterosauria | |||
1. | Normannognathus wellnhoferi (Crests) | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
Dsungaripteroid pterodactyloid pterosaur Kimmeridgian age of the upper Jurassic the formation of Argiles d’Octeville at the Cap de la Heve near Ecqueville shellfish eater, volant piscivore found in a marine claystone layer fibrous texture like horn sheath the back of its head forever lost concave leading margin crested wave a subclade most inclusive of the lophocratia quite similar to the germanodactylidae abrupt beginning to a larger crest |
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2. | Rhamphorhynchus muensteri (Wingset) | 02:32 | Show lyrics |
A vane like a rhombus or a triangle in the guise of the one of the Devil used as a helm, to navigate the skies nocturnal according to its scleral rings needle like teeth, angled forward curved, sharp beaklike tip sexual dimorphism (in)conclusive: wingspan, wingset, membrane muscles in the ratio of skull to humerus length fish and cephalopod remains found frequently inside its stomachal contents as well as a multitude of coprolites a fossil limestone slab tells stories of a Leptolepides in the throat the osseous labyrinth gives balance it holds its head in a parallel orientation |
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Side B - Sauropoda | |||
3. | Barosaurus lentus (Sundance Sea Stratigraphy) | 03:12 | Show lyrics |
Stratigraphic zones two to five composite term Barys and Saurus early Tithonian stage of the Jurassic in the floodplains of the ancient Sundance Sea the structure of the cervical vertebrae allowed lateral flexibility but restricted vertical it swept its neck in long arcs at ground level moderate blood pressure, radiating excess body heat the longest neck and the longest tail the chevron bones lining the underside forked with a prominent forward spike protruding neural spines not complex dorsal into cervical, column never found peglike teeth confined to the front of the jaw a single carpal bone in the wrist digitigrade, manus adorned with a large claw |
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4. | Breviparopus taghbaloutensis (Legacy of the Trackmaker Unknown) | 01:30 | Show lyrics |
A series of fossil tracks unveiled into the Atlas Mountains of Morocco in the spring of 1979 a part of the Gondwana supercontinent No actual bones to be found a narrow gauge of its prints suggesting the brachiosaurid diagnosis corroborated by the ossein of the Nougaredi A most massive Parabrontopodidae a colossal sacrum, of mythic proportions the ichnotaxon method, the unknown genus the legacy of the trackmaker unknown |
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09:23 |
Supercontinent
Members | |
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Band members | |
G.D. | Bass |
G.E.F. | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
V.P. | Drums |
J.G.P. | Guitars (baritone) (track 9) |
R.C. | Vocals (additional) (track 10) |
Skaðvaldur | Vocals (track 3) |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Stefan Thanneur | Artwork, Design, Layout |
Guglielmo Nodari | Recording |
Marco Salluzzo | Mixing, Mastering |
Tracks | |||
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1. | Gyrosia | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) (Instant abiogenesis when Gyrosia formed microbes near hydrotermal vents geochemically active environment rounded tubular cells on a fossilized beach) |
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2. | Vaalbara | 04:12 | Show lyrics |
Lithostigraphic structural arrays reveal the supercontinent’s existence often disputed a three fold stratigraphic similarity leads to reconstructions of ancient latitudes extensional faults during felsic volcanism both coeval with impact layers paleomagnetic data showing igneous complexes of what could have once been part of the same a pattern found in Precambrian cover sequences granite greenstone belts show evidence of meteorite impacts into spherules of glass akin to lunar soil carbon chondrules traced in the membrane organelles of eukaryotes coded in the blue algae of Cyanophyta molecular clocks and fossil photosynthesis biomarkers have found their way through rocks to discover the missing Archaean link between twin transcontinental basins two cratons drifting apart from each other across four billions years wide oceans |
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3. | Ur | 06:33 | Show lyrics |
Protolithic shields once close together Near each other until the Mesozoic break-up Younger continental assemblage Three of a kind now far apart Up to the Siderian era range When Ur joins Nena and Atlantica On early Earth’s archaic tectonics Three worlds collide The Zimgarn hypothesis surfaces Extensive carbonate platforms develop Differing magmatic signatures Primordial magnetism affected Expanding continuing stabilisation Intracontinental within the southern margin Ur, the longest lived landmass Yet it remains hopelessly obscure |
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4. | Kenorland | 04:24 | Show lyrics |
Kenorland located at lower latitudes until tectonic magma plume rifting The Baltic Shield over the equator joined to the Canadian forming an unity its nexus near the Fennoscandian shield transition point to two-layer core findings of earlier continents indicate contradicting adjustment theories during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods protracted fissures manifested by mafic dikes and sedimentary basins bimodal deep convection splitting common no longer a supercontinent, a divide at two-point-fortyfive Gya, a breakup speculation based on the margin spatial arrangements of Laurentia drifting assemblies flow together toward the subsequent amalgamation southwest and northwest portions of the Canadian Shield at opposite ends temperatures plummeting abyssal banded iron formations indicating anoxia nevertheless, photosynthesis still unbound stabilizing climates new levels |
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5. | Lerova | 02:24 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Surface water moving east to west warming up from the sunlight vespertine edge warmer than austral countless seasons of monsoons |
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6. | Nuna | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
Proto-cratons containing the Earth’s continental blocks welded, amalgmated sutured with orogens twelve-nine-hundred kilometers along the north-south axis four-eigth-hundred kilometers along the east-west axis mountain range formations South America was rotated edges extending into the brinks of Scandinavia outgrowth via accretion key continental margins forming a magmatic belt long southern limits anorogenic activity forming anorthosite suits marked by the emplacement of igneous northern hemisphere continental configuration based on radiating dike swarms also known as Columbia Nuna, completed by global collisions |
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7. | Rodinia | 03:52 | Show lyrics |
Her womb was barren Uncolonized dry land No inhabitants on her interior rings Ultraviolet light hindering life Rainfalls increase volcanic rocks weather Low threshold triggers extreme glaciation Tectonic activity nourishing marine environment Neoproterozoic orogeny unknown longitude Rifts spread to warmer litosphere Ocean floors come up Eustatic water levels rise Parallel shallower seas |
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8. | Tethys | 01:58 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Continuous belt circling around the Earth slightly above the Equator currents running differently ocean floor buckling under |
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9. | Laurasia-Gondwana | 03:06 | Show lyrics |
Zero parallel location during the Cambrian drifts assemble and break her up Silurian volcanism reforming Laurasia they are coiled close together Iapetus rafts terranes to be added back Neo-Tethys pushes them across the Equator microcontinents and blocks amalgamate unknown if they originated on her shores lycopods invade and dominate the tropics terrestrial pteridophytes colonize rapidly Baragwanathia flora occurs in two strata replaced by Archaeopteris and giant moss Rheic closure, ocean currents reroute Gondwana rotates clockwise, Australia shifts south to more temperate coordinates coal-forming forests form from ice melting now petrified voltziaelan conifers evolve extinct glossopterids reach peak diversity plant-vertebrate-insect ecosystem results hexapods codevelop, therapsids arrive |
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10. | Pangaea | 07:37 | Show lyrics |
Plate tectonics paramount in the formation of later landmasses and habitats lifeforms adapt to chasms and earthquakes shaping the various stages of Pangaea Traversodonts thrived where others struggled spore plants replaced by gymnosperms few marine animals known to exist ammonites, brachiopods, massive reefs Lystrosaurus, Cynognathus and ferns fossils Mesosaurus found in coastal regions distribution ranging from polar to equator glacial deposits of the same age and structure drastic climate change after reconfiguration warm tropical air and water transfer halted atmospheric circumpolar currents Antarctica cools down to a frigid state deterioration of the northern section contributed to the Permian Extinction beetles and cicadas wiped away acid oceans dissolving benthic species |
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11. | Panthalassa | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hemisphere-sized ocean gigantic single-celled organisms trade winds create westward flows four currents of subtropical gyre |
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44:58 |
Supercontinent
Members | |
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Original line-up | |
Band members | |
G.D. | Bass |
G.E.F. | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
V.P. | Drums |
J.G.P. | Guitars (baritone) (track 9) |
R.C. | Vocals (additional) (track 10) |
Skaðvaldur | Vocals (track 3) |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Marco Salluzzo | Mixing, Mastering |
Stefan Thanneur | Artwork, Design, Layout |
Guglielmo Nodari | Recording |
Tracks | |||
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1. | Gyrosia | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) (Instant abiogenesis when Gyrosia formed microbes near hydrotermal vents geochemically active environment rounded tubular cells on a fossilized beach) |
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2. | Vaalbara | 04:12 | Show lyrics |
Lithostigraphic structural arrays reveal the supercontinent’s existence often disputed a three fold stratigraphic similarity leads to reconstructions of ancient latitudes extensional faults during felsic volcanism both coeval with impact layers paleomagnetic data showing igneous complexes of what could have once been part of the same a pattern found in Precambrian cover sequences granite greenstone belts show evidence of meteorite impacts into spherules of glass akin to lunar soil carbon chondrules traced in the membrane organelles of eukaryotes coded in the blue algae of Cyanophyta molecular clocks and fossil photosynthesis biomarkers have found their way through rocks to discover the missing Archaean link between twin transcontinental basins two cratons drifting apart from each other across four billions years wide oceans |
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3. | Ur | 06:33 | Show lyrics |
Protolithic shields once close together Near each other until the Mesozoic break-up Younger continental assemblage Three of a kind now far apart Up to the Siderian era range When Ur joins Nena and Atlantica On early Earth’s archaic tectonics Three worlds collide The Zimgarn hypothesis surfaces Extensive carbonate platforms develop Differing magmatic signatures Primordial magnetism affected Expanding continuing stabilisation Intracontinental within the southern margin Ur, the longest lived landmass Yet it remains hopelessly obscure |
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4. | Kenorland | 04:24 | Show lyrics |
Kenorland located at lower latitudes until tectonic magma plume rifting The Baltic Shield over the equator joined to the Canadian forming an unity its nexus near the Fennoscandian shield transition point to two-layer core findings of earlier continents indicate contradicting adjustment theories during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods protracted fissures manifested by mafic dikes and sedimentary basins bimodal deep convection splitting common no longer a supercontinent, a divide at two-point-fortyfive Gya, a breakup speculation based on the margin spatial arrangements of Laurentia drifting assemblies flow together toward the subsequent amalgamation southwest and northwest portions of the Canadian Shield at opposite ends temperatures plummeting abyssal banded iron formations indicating anoxia nevertheless, photosynthesis still unbound stabilizing climates new levels |
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5. | Lerova | 02:24 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Surface water moving east to west warming up from the sunlight vespertine edge warmer than austral countless seasons of monsoons |
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6. | Nuna | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
Proto-cratons containing the Earth’s continental blocks welded, amalgmated sutured with orogens twelve-nine-hundred kilometers along the north-south axis four-eigth-hundred kilometers along the east-west axis mountain range formations South America was rotated edges extending into the brinks of Scandinavia outgrowth via accretion key continental margins forming a magmatic belt long southern limits anorogenic activity forming anorthosite suits marked by the emplacement of igneous northern hemisphere continental configuration based on radiating dike swarms also known as Columbia Nuna, completed by global collisions |
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7. | Rodinia | 03:52 | Show lyrics |
Her womb was barren Uncolonized dry land No inhabitants on her interior rings Ultraviolet light hindering life Rainfalls increase volcanic rocks weather Low threshold triggers extreme glaciation Tectonic activity nourishing marine environment Neoproterozoic orogeny unknown longitude Rifts spread to warmer litosphere Ocean floors come up Eustatic water levels rise Parallel shallower seas |
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8. | Tethys | 01:58 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Continuous belt circling around the Earth slightly above the Equator currents running differently ocean floor buckling under |
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9. | Laurasia-Gondwana | 03:06 | Show lyrics |
Zero parallel location during the Cambrian drifts assemble and break her up Silurian volcanism reforming Laurasia they are coiled close together Iapetus rafts terranes to be added back Neo-Tethys pushes them across the Equator microcontinents and blocks amalgamate unknown if they originated on her shores lycopods invade and dominate the tropics terrestrial pteridophytes colonize rapidly Baragwanathia flora occurs in two strata replaced by Archaeopteris and giant moss Rheic closure, ocean currents reroute Gondwana rotates clockwise, Australia shifts south to more temperate coordinates coal-forming forests form from ice melting now petrified voltziaelan conifers evolve extinct glossopterids reach peak diversity plant-vertebrate-insect ecosystem results hexapods codevelop, therapsids arrive |
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10. | Pangaea | 07:37 | Show lyrics |
Plate tectonics paramount in the formation of later landmasses and habitats lifeforms adapt to chasms and earthquakes shaping the various stages of Pangaea Traversodonts thrived where others struggled spore plants replaced by gymnosperms few marine animals known to exist ammonites, brachiopods, massive reefs Lystrosaurus, Cynognathus and ferns fossils Mesosaurus found in coastal regions distribution ranging from polar to equator glacial deposits of the same age and structure drastic climate change after reconfiguration warm tropical air and water transfer halted atmospheric circumpolar currents Antarctica cools down to a frigid state deterioration of the northern section contributed to the Permian Extinction beetles and cicadas wiped away acid oceans dissolving benthic species |
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11. | Panthalassa | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hemisphere-sized ocean gigantic single-celled organisms trade winds create westward flows four currents of subtropical gyre |
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44:58 |
Supercontinent
Members | |
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Original line-up | |
Band members | |
G.D. | Bass |
G.E.F. | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
V.P. | Drums |
J.G.P. | Guitars (baritone) (track 9) |
R.C. | Vocals (additional) (track 10) |
Skaðvaldur | Vocals (track 3) |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Marco Salluzzo | Mixing, Mastering |
Stefan Thanneur | Artwork, Design, Layout |
Guglielmo Nodari | Recording |
Tracks | |||
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Side A | |||
1. | Gyrosia | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) (Instant abiogenesis when Gyrosia formed microbes near hydrotermal vents geochemically active environment rounded tubular cells on a fossilized beach) |
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2. | Vaalbara | 04:12 | Show lyrics |
Lithostigraphic structural arrays reveal the supercontinent’s existence often disputed a three fold stratigraphic similarity leads to reconstructions of ancient latitudes extensional faults during felsic volcanism both coeval with impact layers paleomagnetic data showing igneous complexes of what could have once been part of the same a pattern found in Precambrian cover sequences granite greenstone belts show evidence of meteorite impacts into spherules of glass akin to lunar soil carbon chondrules traced in the membrane organelles of eukaryotes coded in the blue algae of Cyanophyta molecular clocks and fossil photosynthesis biomarkers have found their way through rocks to discover the missing Archaean link between twin transcontinental basins two cratons drifting apart from each other across four billions years wide oceans |
|||
3. | Ur | 06:33 | Show lyrics |
Protolithic shields once close together Near each other until the Mesozoic break-up Younger continental assemblage Three of a kind now far apart Up to the Siderian era range When Ur joins Nena and Atlantica On early Earth’s archaic tectonics Three worlds collide The Zimgarn hypothesis surfaces Extensive carbonate platforms develop Differing magmatic signatures Primordial magnetism affected Expanding continuing stabilisation Intracontinental within the southern margin Ur, the longest lived landmass Yet it remains hopelessly obscure |
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4. | Kenorland | 04:24 | Show lyrics |
Kenorland located at lower latitudes until tectonic magma plume rifting The Baltic Shield over the equator joined to the Canadian forming an unity its nexus near the Fennoscandian shield transition point to two-layer core findings of earlier continents indicate contradicting adjustment theories during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods protracted fissures manifested by mafic dikes and sedimentary basins bimodal deep convection splitting common no longer a supercontinent, a divide at two-point-fortyfive Gya, a breakup speculation based on the margin spatial arrangements of Laurentia drifting assemblies flow together toward the subsequent amalgamation southwest and northwest portions of the Canadian Shield at opposite ends temperatures plummeting abyssal banded iron formations indicating anoxia nevertheless, photosynthesis still unbound stabilizing climates new levels |
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5. | Lerova | 02:24 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Surface water moving east to west warming up from the sunlight vespertine edge warmer than austral countless seasons of monsoons |
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Side B | |||
6. | Nuna | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
Proto-cratons containing the Earth’s continental blocks welded, amalgmated sutured with orogens twelve-nine-hundred kilometers along the north-south axis four-eigth-hundred kilometers along the east-west axis mountain range formations South America was rotated edges extending into the brinks of Scandinavia outgrowth via accretion key continental margins forming a magmatic belt long southern limits anorogenic activity forming anorthosite suits marked by the emplacement of igneous northern hemisphere continental configuration based on radiating dike swarms also known as Columbia Nuna, completed by global collisions |
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7. | Rodinia | 03:52 | Show lyrics |
Her womb was barren Uncolonized dry land No inhabitants on her interior rings Ultraviolet light hindering life Rainfalls increase volcanic rocks weather Low threshold triggers extreme glaciation Tectonic activity nourishing marine environment Neoproterozoic orogeny unknown longitude Rifts spread to warmer litosphere Ocean floors come up Eustatic water levels rise Parallel shallower seas |
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8. | Tethys | 01:58 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Continuous belt circling around the Earth slightly above the Equator currents running differently ocean floor buckling under |
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9. | Laurasia-Gondwana | 03:06 | Show lyrics |
Zero parallel location during the Cambrian drifts assemble and break her up Silurian volcanism reforming Laurasia they are coiled close together Iapetus rafts terranes to be added back Neo-Tethys pushes them across the Equator microcontinents and blocks amalgamate unknown if they originated on her shores lycopods invade and dominate the tropics terrestrial pteridophytes colonize rapidly Baragwanathia flora occurs in two strata replaced by Archaeopteris and giant moss Rheic closure, ocean currents reroute Gondwana rotates clockwise, Australia shifts south to more temperate coordinates coal-forming forests form from ice melting now petrified voltziaelan conifers evolve extinct glossopterids reach peak diversity plant-vertebrate-insect ecosystem results hexapods codevelop, therapsids arrive |
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10. | Pangaea | 07:37 | Show lyrics |
Plate tectonics paramount in the formation of later landmasses and habitats lifeforms adapt to chasms and earthquakes shaping the various stages of Pangaea Traversodonts thrived where others struggled spore plants replaced by gymnosperms few marine animals known to exist ammonites, brachiopods, massive reefs Lystrosaurus, Cynognathus and ferns fossils Mesosaurus found in coastal regions distribution ranging from polar to equator glacial deposits of the same age and structure drastic climate change after reconfiguration warm tropical air and water transfer halted atmospheric circumpolar currents Antarctica cools down to a frigid state deterioration of the northern section contributed to the Permian Extinction beetles and cicadas wiped away acid oceans dissolving benthic species |
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11. | Panthalassa | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hemisphere-sized ocean gigantic single-celled organisms trade winds create westward flows four currents of subtropical gyre |
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44:58 |
Supercontinent
Members | |
---|---|
Original line-up | |
Band members | |
G.D. | Bass |
G.E.F. | Vocals |
Guest/Session | |
V.P. | Drums |
J.G.P. | Guitars (baritone) (track 9) |
R.C. | Vocals (additional) (track 10) |
Skaðvaldur | Vocals (track 3) |
Miscellaneous staff | |
Marco Salluzzo | Mixing, Mastering |
Stefan Thanneur | Artwork, Design, Layout |
Guglielmo Nodari | Recording |
Tracks | |||
---|---|---|---|
1. | Gyrosia | 02:09 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) (Instant abiogenesis when Gyrosia formed microbes near hydrotermal vents geochemically active environment rounded tubular cells on a fossilized beach) |
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2. | Vaalbara | 04:12 | Show lyrics |
Lithostigraphic structural arrays reveal the supercontinent’s existence often disputed a three fold stratigraphic similarity leads to reconstructions of ancient latitudes extensional faults during felsic volcanism both coeval with impact layers paleomagnetic data showing igneous complexes of what could have once been part of the same a pattern found in Precambrian cover sequences granite greenstone belts show evidence of meteorite impacts into spherules of glass akin to lunar soil carbon chondrules traced in the membrane organelles of eukaryotes coded in the blue algae of Cyanophyta molecular clocks and fossil photosynthesis biomarkers have found their way through rocks to discover the missing Archaean link between twin transcontinental basins two cratons drifting apart from each other across four billions years wide oceans |
|||
3. | Ur | 06:33 | Show lyrics |
Protolithic shields once close together Near each other until the Mesozoic break-up Younger continental assemblage Three of a kind now far apart Up to the Siderian era range When Ur joins Nena and Atlantica On early Earth’s archaic tectonics Three worlds collide The Zimgarn hypothesis surfaces Extensive carbonate platforms develop Differing magmatic signatures Primordial magnetism affected Expanding continuing stabilisation Intracontinental within the southern margin Ur, the longest lived landmass Yet it remains hopelessly obscure |
|||
4. | Kenorland | 04:24 | Show lyrics |
Kenorland located at lower latitudes until tectonic magma plume rifting The Baltic Shield over the equator joined to the Canadian forming an unity its nexus near the Fennoscandian shield transition point to two-layer core findings of earlier continents indicate contradicting adjustment theories during the Siderian and Rhyacian periods protracted fissures manifested by mafic dikes and sedimentary basins bimodal deep convection splitting common no longer a supercontinent, a divide at two-point-fortyfive Gya, a breakup speculation based on the margin spatial arrangements of Laurentia drifting assemblies flow together toward the subsequent amalgamation southwest and northwest portions of the Canadian Shield at opposite ends temperatures plummeting abyssal banded iron formations indicating anoxia nevertheless, photosynthesis still unbound stabilizing climates new levels |
|||
5. | Lerova | 02:24 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Surface water moving east to west warming up from the sunlight vespertine edge warmer than austral countless seasons of monsoons |
|||
6. | Nuna | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
Proto-cratons containing the Earth’s continental blocks welded, amalgmated sutured with orogens twelve-nine-hundred kilometers along the north-south axis four-eigth-hundred kilometers along the east-west axis mountain range formations South America was rotated edges extending into the brinks of Scandinavia outgrowth via accretion key continental margins forming a magmatic belt long southern limits anorogenic activity forming anorthosite suits marked by the emplacement of igneous northern hemisphere continental configuration based on radiating dike swarms also known as Columbia Nuna, completed by global collisions |
|||
7. | Rodinia | 03:52 | Show lyrics |
Her womb was barren Uncolonized dry land No inhabitants on her interior rings Ultraviolet light hindering life Rainfalls increase volcanic rocks weather Low threshold triggers extreme glaciation Tectonic activity nourishing marine environment Neoproterozoic orogeny unknown longitude Rifts spread to warmer litosphere Ocean floors come up Eustatic water levels rise Parallel shallower seas |
|||
8. | Tethys | 01:58 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Continuous belt circling around the Earth slightly above the Equator currents running differently ocean floor buckling under |
|||
9. | Laurasia-Gondwana | 03:06 | Show lyrics |
Zero parallel location during the Cambrian drifts assemble and break her up Silurian volcanism reforming Laurasia they are coiled close together Iapetus rafts terranes to be added back Neo-Tethys pushes them across the Equator microcontinents and blocks amalgamate unknown if they originated on her shores lycopods invade and dominate the tropics terrestrial pteridophytes colonize rapidly Baragwanathia flora occurs in two strata replaced by Archaeopteris and giant moss Rheic closure, ocean currents reroute Gondwana rotates clockwise, Australia shifts south to more temperate coordinates coal-forming forests form from ice melting now petrified voltziaelan conifers evolve extinct glossopterids reach peak diversity plant-vertebrate-insect ecosystem results hexapods codevelop, therapsids arrive |
|||
10. | Pangaea | 07:37 | Show lyrics |
Plate tectonics paramount in the formation of later landmasses and habitats lifeforms adapt to chasms and earthquakes shaping the various stages of Pangaea Traversodonts thrived where others struggled spore plants replaced by gymnosperms few marine animals known to exist ammonites, brachiopods, massive reefs Lystrosaurus, Cynognathus and ferns fossils Mesosaurus found in coastal regions distribution ranging from polar to equator glacial deposits of the same age and structure drastic climate change after reconfiguration warm tropical air and water transfer halted atmospheric circumpolar currents Antarctica cools down to a frigid state deterioration of the northern section contributed to the Permian Extinction beetles and cicadas wiped away acid oceans dissolving benthic species |
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11. | Panthalassa | 02:41 | Show lyrics |
(Instrumental) Hemisphere-sized ocean gigantic single-celled organisms trade winds create westward flows four currents of subtropical gyre |
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44:58 |
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