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Noir Sanctuary
03:16
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Slightly Older
02:17
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Days…
04:33
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Slaying The Dweomer
04:35
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Veneration
01:44
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A Dismembered Twilight
03:12
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Moving Smoke
02:21
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The Demons Of Sanity
04:27
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Meadows Of Distortion
01:59
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Shore
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Landvogt Baldur Ossian von Rottenstein Germany
I am currently the sole member of Skrukketroll (black metal), Maim Rape Kill Rape (noise, drone), Dweomer (electronica), Whytechurch (dungeon synth), Degesch (post-fakebit), Sturmabtei (rhythmic noise), and SaderMasoch (black noise/industrial).
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