Crown of Asteria Michigan
Feral Archetypes and Distortions. Ever evolving, ever creating.
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Serpents In The Sky
by Njiqahdda
Njiqahdda is so full of inspiration and true knowledge seekers. Serpents in the Sky is superb. The creativity seems endless, the blend of styles and themes. Crushing riffs and melodic leads abound.
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Blood of the Black Owl
by Blood of the Black Owl
Transcending into realms long forgotten. This release is shrouded in an intangible force , a primordial effluence devoid of human touch. Thrumming with the ichor of trees.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Hunting Among the Stars in Artemesia Transformation”
This album seems to get better after every listen. And I have stopped counting how many times I have listened. The pinnacle of atmospheric black metal is close to being achieved; it's definitely quintessential.
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Hunting Among the Stars in Artemesia Transformation”
First time i heard this on my headphones at work was like a cathartic experience, a roller coaster of emotions. this is up there with the S/T Totalselfhatred, any of the Abyssic Hate and None releases
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Originals/Remixes
by O. G. JIGG & FRIENDS
Spectral, dark-edged British folk, warped on the latter half by mesmerizing remixes. All proceeds go to Black South West Network.
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Tamborileros del Pastor
by Tamborileros del Pastor
A lost 1992 field tape recorded by Mexican ethnomusicologist Raúl García Flores featuring a duo of Tamborileros playing a baptism ceremony.
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