But Does It Dj0nt? Uneven Structure "Frost" and "Hail" // Christian Lyrical Analysis

Whew, glad to slip this in in the month of February. Because we get the word "February" from Februus. These guys invented February. You're welcome, MLK Jr. You didn't KNOW THAT?? Wowww...
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0:00 - 0:47 Intro
0:47 - 12:52 Music videos
12:52 - 14:47 My favorite djent album
14:47 - 15:44 Bud is a bro
15:44 - 19:29 Summarizing and reading the lyrics
19:29 - 21:33 The apotheosis angle
21:33 - 23:52 The individual and wisdom
23:52 - 24:36 Outro
Original video: • UNEVEN STRUCTURE - Fro...
Hail: • UNEVEN STRUCTURE - Hai...
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Lyrics:
=== Frost ===
...gray landscape filled with pitch black clouds
All heat has gone sensing frost
Frost, surrounding everything, freezing it
Trapped into thy consciousness
A flawless void pours into the indefinite shell
Extinguishing the inner discomfort, drowning it
And wiping the haze out of these glass bulwarks
Emptiness of Everything magnifies thy sensitivity
As the pain slowly resorbs and lets the channels free
Motionless ashes structures the horizon
Mentally building an uneven grid
Polygonal nests modeling brightless patterns
The only visible waypoints giving a comprehension
An understanding of the depth of this non energy
The subconscious strings can be felt now
Controlling the actions as a puppet master
This manikin state avoids me to make mistakes
Every little stimulation reproduces an ersatz of freewill
Informations runs through these freshly born pits of senses
The revigorating effect buries the verity of the context
Now the assimilation (is done), host of an education.
=== Hail ===
Hail
Walls of rain washes out the innocence
The magnificent flood carves the letters down the flesh
Hierarchy slips into the felt strings - Alterating it all
Facing the preys as if they were real threats - Schism
Paranoid illusions leading to an higher step of evolution
A lull in the storm
Scattered clouds
At the break of the day
The allayer of fears
Dissipates the marks
Dries out the swamping lands
As water resorbs, ground can finally be seen
Very first sensation of an embodied existence
Fertility welcomes an higher comfort
An abode where experiences can melt.
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[@kurukq]

Februus is one of my favorite albums of all time too. It's got such amazing atmosphere, and a perfect mix of beauty and brutality. What's crazy is I don't really know what the lyrics mean. I did read into them a while ago and got the basic idea but it's almost like what you said, maybe I'm just not french enough lol.
Even though it was still sort of the early days of "djent" their rhythms, atmosphere and just overall production is basically timeless. I was really bummed when Aurélien Pereira left the band, I feel like he was the reason behind their great atmosphere and melody but Igor seemed to step up (even if it took forever) and delivered some really great stuff afterwards. I still don't think their newer stuff quite compares to Februus but I think Februus might just be one of those "perfect" albums that are pretty impossible to live up to.
On the religious side of things well, I wouldn't call myself religious. In the past I even used to mock religion but these days I just find it fascinating, even if I don't quite subscribe to any doctrine itself. I'd actually love a full breakdown of the whole album from your perspective though. I think It'd be really interesting to hear how you interpret the whole thing, and maybe even the subsequent albums too as they follow the same character.
Really liked this video though, will be checking out more, cheers!

[@MetalSharpensMetal]

Hey man, thanks for reaching out. I might have to go through the whole album eventually, maybe even playing highlights along the way. But ya, the overall meaning of the character's evolution is challenging. Great point about the aesthetic of the album being timeless in the sea of digital djent projects back then.
I'll be interested to hear your thoughts on any of the other videos too - I'm coming from a transparently Christian worldview where Christ is King and He forgives through His death, but you're still welcome to converse. Glad you checked it out!

[@marceloavf]

I do really love those climax/chorus in the middle, that's such a great build up to them.
Have you heard them before? Btw, greetings from Brazil :)

[@MetalSharpensMetal]

Hey, welcome! Yes, I had heard them before, and that's the case with most of the songs on this channel currently; I'm starting with some of my favorite bands from over the years.