Lyrics by Divinity Destroyed

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  1. Borealis
  2. Crestfallen
  3. Death Or Glory
  4. December
  5. Disciple
  6. Empty The Sky
  7. Forever And Never
  8. Forsaken
  9. Haven
  10. Indigo
  11. Night Must Fall
  12. Nothing But A Shadow
  13. November
  14. NVNDK
  15. Prism
  16. Red Reflection
  17. Smoke And Mirrors
  18. Sweet Heresy
  19. The Sleeper Has Awakened
  20. The Sun The Moon The Earth And The Rain
  21. These Waking Dreams
  22. Threnody
  23. Threshold
  24. Transubstantiation
  25. Void

Divinity Destroyed was a progressive metal band, formed in 1999 and based in central New Jersey. The band's music incorporating everything from Japanese folk to progressive rock to videogame scores. Divinity Destroyed released a number of independent discs and has opened for international acts such as the Misfits, Overkill, Balzac, and Cradle of Filth. In the Summer of 2005, they competed for the PNC Bank Arts Center stop of the Gigantour 2005, sharing the crowd with the likes of Megadeth, Fear Factory and Dillinger Escape Plan. The band was awarded the opening slot after winning a "battle of the bands" run by WRAT 95.9 FM, a local rock station. Divinity has received several positive write-ups in magazines like Metal Maniacs, Unrestrained, the Aquarian, and even two articles in Billboard magazine. Their 2003 release Eden In Ashes was picked up for national distribution and re-released by Screaming Ferret Wreckords in early 2005. The band was slated to perform at a charity show on May 19, 2006, hosted by St. Mary's Parish in Stafford Township, New Jersey, and benefitting cerebral palsy and the Sunshine Foundation. With a week to go before the benefit, church leaders canceled the show, specifically citing the band's name and website as factors. The band and the show's organizers had put together a petition to keep the benefit concert alive for a different time and location. On July 30, 2007, Divinity Destroyed announced that their 2005 release, The Plague, was available for download on iTunes. October 16, 2007 saw the release of another EP, Death or Glory recorded at Entrolab in Manchester, NJ. Copies of the EP are available from the band's official website. On March 15, 2008, Divinity Destroyed dismissed their drummer, Dan Leonard. On January 10, 2009, Divinity Destroyed played their first show with new drummer Joe Grinnelli, who became the official drummer of the band. The band frequently performed concerts with Laptop Rockers and End of an Era. On November 18, Divinity Destroyed announced they would play their farewell show on December 19, Dan Leonard will be playing drums with the band for this last show. However, the show was postponed twice due to weather and was instead performed on May 22, 2010. In November 2013 The Divinity Destroyed Facebook page hinted at the band producing some new music. A picture of a makeshift recording studio in one of the band members house was later published. The album, Nova was released in December, 2013.

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