Unholy Magic Attack

Inquisition's song 'Unholy Magic Attack' delves deep into the realms of dark fantasy and occult themes, painting a vivid picture of a ritualistic summoning of malevolent forces. The lyrics are rich with references to ancient deities, cosmic realms, and unholy spells, creating an atmosphere of chaos and power. The song opens with the protagonist invoking the 'seven winds' and 'dragons fire,' setting the stage for a powerful and destructive ritual. This imagery is steeped in mythological and esoteric symbolism, suggesting a connection to ancient, forbidden knowledge.

The song continues to describe the protagonist's journey through 'cosmic realms' and 'chasms of Asmodeus,' a demon from Judeo-Christian demonology. The mention of 'storms of chaos' and 'titan moons' further emphasizes the grand, otherworldly scale of the ritual. The protagonist's actions are portrayed as both solitary and commanding, invoking 'solitary demons' and casting 'infinite spells of hate.' This duality highlights the isolation and immense power that comes with delving into dark magic.

The chorus, with its call to 'roll the drums in Satan's name' and the declaration of 'unholy victory,' underscores the song's themes of rebellion and defiance against conventional morality. The invocation of various demonic names—Naamah, Shamdon, Ashtart, and Berith—adds to the song's rich tapestry of occult references. These names are drawn from various mythologies and demonologies, each representing different aspects of darkness and power. The song's climax, with its triumphant 'unholy victory,' suggests a successful completion of the ritual, leaving the listener with a sense of awe and dread at the unleashed forces.