Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "توهو و بوهو" in Persian language version.
The band’s tendency to draw from ambiance rhythm and then fall back into ambiance is summed up by a snippet of Hebrew text, “tohu wa-bohu,” which Godspeed used as the front of their 1999 album, Slow Riot for New Zero Kanada. The phrase, which means “formless and empty,” is used in Genesis to describe the world before creation, and in Jeremiah to describe the land after a war that has desolated it.
The Hebrew on the cover of Godspeed You Black Emperor's latest EP is pronounced "tohu va-bohu." It means "void and waste," and it's a phrase you can find all over the Old Testament. It's what the earth was before the creation and it's what the earth will look like after the coming Day of the Lord.
