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Agneya
04:58
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Pig Powder
05:40
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Vetus Memoria
05:20
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Finem Solis
05:03
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Helios Erebus
08:31
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Obscura Somnia
04:04
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Centralia
06:47
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Sea of Trees
04:49
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GOD IS AN ASTRONAUT Glen Of The Downs, Ireland
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Niels Kinsella, Torsten Kinsella
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This album is a masterpiece, so many emotions, such heroic stories, and some epic guitars. The emotions hit you in the form of a wall of sound that reverberates through your soul and fills your heart. The best album ever produced, every second of every song heals you. Honestly, I can't pick a favorite song cause they're all incredible! Bogatyri just stands out in its unique sound and the epic crescendo 🔥 Lots of love and thanks to We Lost The Sea 💙
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Red Forest
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This band is unreal. What an amazing record. I love that it has more of a shoegaze edge here on some of the tracks. Overwhelmingly large in sound, emotive and cinematic.
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The Bones of a Dying World
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The Space Voyage
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