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The song “In the Absence ov Light” contains a spoken word quote from the Witold Gombrowicz drama The Marriage (pol. Ślub) which states:

“I reject all order, all ideas / I trust no abstraction, no doctrine / I don’t believe in god, nor in mind / Forget all gods! I don’t believe in God. Give me man! / May he be like me, troubled and immature / confused and incomplete, dark and obscure so that I can dance with him!/ Pretend to him! Ingratiate myself with him! / And rape him, love him and forge myself / Anew from him, so I can grow through him, and in / that way / Celebrate my marriage in the sacred human church!”

1. For original quote in Polish: Behemoth, The Satanist, Nuclear Blast, Catalogue No. 27361 31040, NB 3104-0, Europe, 2014
   For translation: Shallcross, Bożena (2002). Framing the Polish home: postwar cultural constructions of hearth, nation, and self. Ohio University Press. p. 71, ISBN 9780821414361