Darkly Origins
As always, never ceasing to impress, this album is a darkened ode for a blackened soul...beautiful in its splendour!
Hosti Humanis Generis
Favorite track: The end of prostration.
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Hexenface
07:58
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The end of prostration
07:42
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Deus Sive Musica
08:53
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On est bien peu de chose
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