The following Verses of "Shreemad-Bhagavatam" illustrate how Shree Krishna uses even His Conchshell as a Weapon. For fans of idm, industrial and just destruction.
शङ्ख-नादेन यन्त्राणि हृदयानि मनस्विनाम्
प्राकारं गदया गुर्व्या निर्बिभेद गदाधरः
"Shreemad Bhagavatam", 10.59.5: "With the sound of His Conchshell Bhagavan Shree Gadadhara (Shree Krishna) then shattered the magic seals of the fortress, along with the hearts of its brave defenders, and with His heavy Club He demolished the surrounding earthen ramparts"
Tika by OM VishnuPad Vishwanatha Chakravarti Thakur ("Shree Sarartha-Darshini"): "With the Sound of His Conchshell Krishna pierced the mystic armour (yantrani) protecting the hearts of warriors".
पाञ्चजन्य-ध्वनिं श्रुत्वा युगान्तशनि-भीषणम्
मुरः शयान उत्तस्थौ दैत्यः पञ्च-शिरा जलात्
pA~nchajanya-dhvaniM shrutvA yugAntashani-bhIShaNam
muraH shayAna uttasthau daityaH pa~ncha-shirA jalAt
"Shreemad Bhagavatam", 10.59.6: "The five-headed demon Mura, who slept at the bottom of the city's moat, awoke and rose up out of the water when he heard the vibration of Lord Krishna's Pancajanya conchshell, a sound as terrifying as the thunder at the end of the cosmic age".
Tika by OM VishnuPad Vishwanatha Chakravarti Thakur ("Shree Sarartha-Darshini"): "The word "ashani" (thunderbolt) compares the sound of Krishna's Conchshell, which woke up the sleeping demon Mura, with the fearful sound of the thunderbolts at the time of universal devastation.
The word "ashani" was also used earlier to describe how the wrestlers at Kamsa's arena saw Krishna as a terrifying thunderbolt: mallana ashanir (10.43.17)".
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