Darkness Is My Crown

At the heart of our universe stands Lilith – not in any form of human or beast, but as a force. She is the embodiment of primal power, resilience, and feminine darkness. A shadow with no master, an ancient voice that refuses to be silenced. We have given her a face and a voice, but she belongs to all who carry their darkness with dignity.

Our music is a ritual. A fusion of black and death metal’s brutal aesthetic with symphonic and fairytale-like elements – beauty within decay, light among ruins.

Visually, we dwell in a witchcraft-inspired world, where horror and elegance coexist. We are not here to soothe. We are here to awaken – and to remind the world of the darkness that lives in us all.

Our lyrics explore the illusions of society, the personal shadow, and the inner battles where strength and vulnerability are not opposites, but intertwined forces in constant motion.

DEFACING GOD has no rules and we do not care about yours.

We create the pieces and our universe from interest at heart and we don’t belong to any specific scene or any trend.

We are our own ritual – and those who find us do so because something within them recognizes itself in this darkness.

…And this darkness, is our crown.

New album out in 2026

“Darkness Is My Crown” is a testament to shadows and rebirth. A journey through darkness and light. This album serves as an intimate and raw reflection of past chapters in a life once marked by struggle—a story that demanded to be told. It is a portrayal of a mind once consumed by darkness, yet resilient and ever-evolving. It delves into the haunting grip of addictions, illness, and psychological torment—realities within an inner world where fear also lived and, in some way, always will.

There comes a point when the monster—ever lurking—must be confronted.

Through lived experience, one learns that the only way to set this consuming demon ablaze is to open one’s eyes and stare directly into its face. That is the ultimate elimination of fear: to face it without flinching.

“Darkness Is My Crown” explores the depths of a complex mind—loss, inner chaos, and a fractured psyche cycling through despair, isolation, and distorted forms of self-destruction. To exist with such a mind is to wander a labyrinth of endless questions. Each thought becomes a thread unraveling into a deeper chasm, each answer giving birth to a thousand more uncertainties. The world is not merely seen, but deconstructed—layer by layer, piece by piece—an infinite puzzle that defies completion, yet demands pursuit.

A mind like this does not rest. It devours knowledge, hungers for meaning, dissects every whisper of existence in an attempt to make sense of the chaos. But the deeper one ventures, the more fragmented the self becomes. How many voices echo within? How many reflections stare back from the abyss?

To live with a mind too vast to contain, too restless to silence, is often mistaken for madness and perhaps it is—but perhaps it is also perception.

The curse and gift of seeing beyond the veil, of understanding that truth is never absolute—only a shifting mirage in the distance.

To think this way is to dance on the edge of self-destruction and revelation.

To question everything—even one's own reality, yet perhaps it is in the endless questioning that one comes closest to understanding. Perhaps the puzzle is never meant to be complete—only pursued, piece by elusive piece, until the end.

In this maze of darkness, music becomes salvation—a form of therapy and a guiding light.

This album stands as a tribute to the strength that can be forged through such a journey, a light reached through the depths.

It is a journal of shadow work, created to cleanse the mind and embrace the duality of the light and darkness that we all carry within. Releasing it into the universe is a way to set these chapters free—once and for all.

The lyrics were written in a time of revelation—raw, unfiltered expressions of a deeply personal journey. These emotions and experiences have been encapsulated through an unyielding passion for music, a relentless drive to rise again, and a desire to connect with those who have faced similar battles.

There is always a glimpse of light for those willing to seek it, and may this story resonate with those still searching for theirs.

The album also intertwines a deep fascination with black magic, witchcraft, occultism, and self-exploration. But witchcraft, in this context, bears little resemblance to fairy tales. Instead, it speaks to an unseen force within—a power that arises when one recognizes strength in the face of adversity, be it societal oppression, illness, or the battles within the mind. True power lies in overcoming one’s demons. That is witchcraft.

It is a philosophy.

A way of life.