Track By Tracks: Helion - The Great Fall (2020)
1. Legacy Of The Serpent:
The theme of this song revolves around the figure of the serpent, as a being
historically/socially omnipresent in all the ancient cultures of the planet, according to
various studies pursued by scholars such as Graham Hancock and Mario Pizzuti,
strictly connected to another important theme, which is the so called “Legacy of the
serpent” (or “Brotherhood of the Snake”), one of the eldest secret societies we have
record of, together with the Ancient Masonry, dating back to the first
sumerian/egyptian dinasties.
2. Tales of the Skytower:
This song describes the myth of an ancient granite tower, presumbly hidden in the
Giza Plateau in Egytp, about which we alwyas see different ways to describe it in the
sacred texts and myths around the world – named Tree of Life in the Old Testament,
Yggdrasill in the Poetic Edda from the Norse mythology, just to name a few
examples - although the autenticity of its historical origin has been provided by the
explanations given by various scholars of the ancient world, particularly in the
chronicles of the egyptian expedition by Erodotus, and then rediscussed in modern
times by researchers such as Mario Pincherle.
3. The Aten Rises:
This song speaks about the political events that defined the reign of Akhenaton, an
Egpytian king of the XVIII dinasty named “the heretic pharaoh” due to his attempt to
overthrow the political order of his country and to introduce a new monotheistic cult
of the Aten (the solar disk). In the middle of the song there's an extract from a poem
called “The Great Hymn to the Aten” in which the pharaoh declares his direct contact
with this divinity, whose order is to create a new cult within the land of Egypt. This
determined an escalation of violence toward his figure and his intentions, forcing him
to escape in the east alongside a selected group of people, making many scholars
(such as Ahmend Osman and Mario Pizzuti) think that there are effective similarities
between the figure of Akhenaton and Moses - Ahmed Osman and Mario Pizzuti,
4. A Dormant Energy:
This song describes a mythical past of humanity in which great level of technologial
achievements, of which we find the remains in all the ancient temples and pyramids
scattered all around the world, would have brought humanity at the apex of its social
and spiritual development, as described by the myth of the Ages of Man by Plato and
the Yuga of the eldest hindu tradition.
5. Tauridian:
This track describes a comet belonging to the meteor shower of the Northern Tauris
responsible for the annihilation of an ancient global civilization existing long before
the known history, according to theories and studies of various academics and
researches such as Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson, that is recalled by myths
and stories passed on orally through the millennia (the biblical Great Flood, the Zep-
Tepi of the Ancient Egypt tradition, the Ragnrarok of the norse mythology). In this
track the comet is personified as a divinity and made protagonist of a prophecy that
foresee the end of the human race, as described by the whole album, as a
consequence of her advent.
6. The Great Fall:
The title track of the album is divided in 3 sections, describing the events that brought
to the fall of civilization due to the impact with the comet Tauris: Alpha Draconis is
an instrumental track reevoking one of the most important stars of the ancient
cosmology; The Decree of the Seven Sages refers to the myth of the Atrahasis, a
sumerian/accadian poem describing the will of the gods to punish mankind due to
excessive corruption and greed, resembling the biblical figure of Moses; Younger
Dryas constitue the apex of the whole narration, describing the advent of the comet
Tauris and the cataclysmic annihilation of human kind.
7. Heliopolis:
Dawn of the New Age:
The instrumental track refers to the egyptian city of Heliopolis, one of the greatest
cities and cultural centre of the ancient world where the knowledge and evidence of
the antidiluvian civilization has been kept and taught for thousands of years.
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