Horologium Zielona Góra, Poland
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The line between light and darkness is very thin here. I can feel myself being torn apart every second of the album. But my path through it will be the enlightenment to have heard something so great.
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Descendants of the Moon
by Dahlia's Tear
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The album art alone evokes picturesque scenes of a lonely hero wading through the desert, desperately looking for meaning and a way to achieve the ultimate goal of mankind: immortality. What is told in script is now told in a musical soundscape. My conclusion is, is that its as epic as the worlds oldest poem itself.
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Adrift on the Edge of Infinity
by Dahlia's Tear
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Dahlia's Tear albums are all masterpieces ❤️
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Shadowy synth music with the density of noise and the swirling psychedelia of shoegaze.
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A compilation collects all of the Philadelphia goth-noise project's previous singles and EPs into one dark, swirling mass.
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Dark, dystopian vibes; deep electronic cuts that shake and rattle with power.
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Tomb of Primordials
by Cryo Chamber
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The overall feel here is hushed, almost reverential, and very dark. Listening, one almost hears the echoes of rituals that were once performed for these ancient deities in caves thick with incense, or atop lofty mountain ledges razored by freezing winds, upon altars dripping with fluids best left unnamed.
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