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Tales Of Othertime
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Masterful use of acoustic passages and synth stuff. This is definitely my favorite black metal-dungeon synth kinda album I've found recently. Each track flows into the next so well, I cannot recommend it enough.
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Vom Bruch bis zur Freiheit
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Inside Cycles
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The German artist's so-called "digital psychedelic journey" infuses sterling classical and jazz forms with trippy, tuneful synth melodies.
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Fragile as Humans
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Australian singer-songwriter explores self-examination, loneliness, and post-pandemic malaise through delicate, empathetic folk pop.
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Galdrum is exactly what every medieval metal album should sound like. With flutes spliced in-between heavy riffs and pounding drums, it gets you nostalgic for an age gone by, but hyped for the coming battle. The vocals, both clean and harsh, add a layer of power and life to the entire album. Finishing off with an amazing instrumental is the cherry on top.
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