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Celebrate the Fall
01:25
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Enter the Void
04:43
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Obliteration
04:26
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The Ominous Catharsis
06:10
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Neurosis Labyrinth
04:21
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Hopelessness
05:01
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Betrayal
06:41
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No Salvation
02:31
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Crystal Voidscape Records UK
A Haunting resonance from the crystal void
Independent UK based label.
Tapes, CDs &
other short run merch.
Black Metal ⚔️ Dungeon Synth ⚔️ Ambient
The void is calling...
Est November 2021.
... more
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