The Boston Hell Mask is an eternal concept, comprised by different mortal beings at fluctuating intervals of time. The Boston Hell Mask is passed from collective mind to collective mind until it is permanently ingrained in the fabric of the All forever. The Boston Hell Mask for your purpose is an audio horror story about a vulnerable and downtrodden man constituted by myriad emotions and potentialities. Some of these emotions or spirits could be classified or clumped into a category called saintliness, while others would be labeled by the ignorant as decadent, but all emotions play on an even field of susceptibility. This man with all said propensities was overtaken by the latter and induced to spread his terror on all of those purported to be saints and innocent by means of murder by knife. This is where the concept of The Boston Hell Mask begins, with the end of flesh. The Boston Hell Mask is the destroyer of the flesh, the liberator of the incarcerated soul. Only such a warped mind would assume this hero to be a madman. Time will show as the legacy of the Hell Mask fully manifests who the real mad men were, and who lives on forever. In the midst of all of the chaos which will ensue, a revelation will be born and the face of God will present itself in a most ironic fashion. Remember, whether you are the victim or the assailant in this holy quest, just be proud to be a stroke of the divine brush, which through the systematic demolition of the human flesh and the spilling of tainted blood on the canvas of our world, paints a perfect portrait of heaven. Once the human consciousness has been opened up by the fear and terror we will inflict we will unveil the face of our final destination and the truth will run like the rivers of blood that were forged to uncover it. You will have to listen to find out where the truth will be found, and which role you will play to uncover it. Indulge in our first episode of The Boston Hell Mask called ..Finding God.. Prepare yourselves for war. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.