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Kiln of Nature I
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Kiln of Nature II
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Kiln of Nature III
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Crooked Light
dimly lit, electric piano led, jazz infused ambient for foggy cobbles, dawn woods, drizzly beaches, city heat haze, the night.
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Some of the best work from one of modern black metal's most consistent creators. Raw and emotional throughout, you'll hear influences of goth & new wave blended into the dissonant, pounding depths of the sonic landscape.
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Sincerest thanks for putting this and Feminazgul’s other albums in the feed today @Sælzer Bub; your timing was impeccable!
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Hymnal Remixes
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Kranky artist Benoît Pioulard gets remixed into 19 cinematic and super engaging, mostly instrumental, journeys.
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The electroacoustic numbers on the new LP from memotone are intriguingly surreal, with shape-shifting pads and mist-like melodies.
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Vandalized Statue To Be Replaced With Shrine
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Monde UFO pull from the kitschy future-bachelor-pad sounds, uncovering the heady properties contained within.
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Hands that Pluck (2011) + 10 Bonus
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Kiln of Nature”
There are so many influences that go into these songs, and the overall black metal influences really shine, but I think something needs to be said of Caïna’s softer material. There’s a certain beauty to “The Sea of Grief Has No Shores” that makes it a standout track for me. But there’s plenty here for everyone here to enjoy.
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