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Mo(u)rningdance
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Flamedoves
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Äonenturm
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Dryadsong
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Garden Of Slumber
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The Emerald Widower
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Heraldic
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Intro
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Flamedoves
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The Emerald Widower
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Dryadsong
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My Ebony Wound
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Outro
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Autumnblaze Saarbrücken, Germany
German melancholic dark metal band Autumnblaze was formed in 1996 by Markus Baltes (vocals, guitars, bass, songwriting) and
Arisjel (drums and percussion).
In february 2024 the long awaited 8th studio album "Auf zerfetzten Schwingen" was released.
For all fans of Paradise Lost, Katatonia, Rapture or Anathema.
... more
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Anthropocene
by Behind your Fear
"Behind your fear" come from the same place as we do. They have released two albums so far. Some of you might know their vocalist Stefanie Duchêne (Ex-Flowing Tears). Great dark and gothic rock/metal.
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PSA: if there was an album you heard a couple years ago and thought it was ok, listen to it again and you might love it. That's what happened to me with this album. I cannot fathom why it didn't stick with me back then. Same thing happened with Decoherence's Unitarity for that matter.
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Raven And The Nightsky
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Finnish death metallers leaven infernal dynamics with triumphant, infectious melodies, striking a compelling balance between grit and grace.
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