Elder Sign 1996-?

In the days approaching the time when the Stars are Right, at a time when alternative movements encompassed many different strands of constructive insanity - whose common aim was a refutal of mainstream consciousness and a desire to explore the deeper regions of the bottle - a host of new religions emerged to enact their own damp sallies. Times are changing, and many of these religions will be unable to weather the choppy waters of rising Rl'yeh. Only the beliefs and the music of the truly inspired, or the truly unique, will survive. Elder Sign have these beliefs and this music. Elder Sign as they were before they became Elder Sign no longer exist...

Elder Sign came into being in 1996, with members Andrew Mobbs (sane lyrics), Dan Sheppard (insane lyrics), David Damerell (inspiration), Owen Dunn (imagery), and Dr.Volcano (drums and other crackly noises). The name was drawn from the Cthulhu mythos; this reflected Damerell's abiding interest in matters Cthulhoid and tentacular. The band began giggling in abundance and one night produced their first track Treachery. With such masterpieces as Chimaera My Nameserver, the legend that is Elder Sign continues...

The members of Elder Sign:

Elder Sign Lyrics

`This will be my last regexp - last exec for the lost!' (Mobbs)

As Elder Sign has produced more in the last year than the Sisters, it is only appropriate that some of their lyrics, not printed on any album sleeve, should be reproduced here, in full and for the first time.

Photographs

As yet there are no photographs actually visible, but the story of the photoshoot may serve to warn others against this sort of sillyness.

Friends and Associates

They are many who have joined themselved to Elder Sign, seeing something in the band's creative efforts; these are just some of them...

Cthulhu My Religion

It is a fact that the members of Elder Sign are either atheists, members of the Cambridge University Worshippers of Cthulhu Society, or worshippers of Eris. It is not inconceivable that some may fall into more than one, or indeed all of these categories...