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Distant
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The Light
03:02
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Merciless One
03:17
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Encircled in Death
02:51
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Plots and Schemes
02:43
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Blindfold
02:51
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Enemy
03:43
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Into the Bliss
03:40
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Agonia
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Disintegration
02:51
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Behold the Void Moscow, Russia
Metal band from Moscow. Since 2015.
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Volume [REMASTERED]
by Wide Eyes
supported by 18 fans who also own “Disintegration (Instrumental)”
Because it gives me more than happiness. It gives me the determination to keep pushing on with my life and makes me work better and helps me do a better performance at work. God bless Wide Eyes for their hard work and dedication to bring this album to life.
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Artificial Apex
by Olympus Lenticular
supported by 15 fans who also own “Disintegration (Instrumental)”
A unique and massive sound across the whole release from both the tones and the composition. A mate heard this from end to end only once over a bbq and recalled the name straight away when he heard your work again months later. The grinding low end is absolutely visceral and combined with the long rests and displacement/syncopation, this can get you into that head-nodding zone you just can't seem to break out of. Thanks for sharing this music!
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Detestor (Remixed and Remastered Instrumental)
by Humanity's Last Breath
supported by 15 fans who also own “Disintegration (Instrumental)”
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Lurkers in the Capsule of Skull
by VEILBURNER
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 30, 2021
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YŌKAI (Instrumental)
by Within Destruction
supported by 15 fans who also own “Disintegration (Instrumental)”
YŌKAI was fine, but a little disappointing. I actually love this though, as its own little instrumental nu-metal/deathcore sideshow. Allowing the album's instrumentation to speak for itself without the distraction of the vocals and overt themes is a surprisingly fun listen.
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