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Threnody
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Begierde
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The land between
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Die graue Pforte
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Stillstand
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Askvald Dresden, Germany
Founded after years of expierence in various projects and bands, during the
year of
2013.
Melodic, rough till emotional Black Metal,
theme inspired by nature, society and personal conflicts and experiences.
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