Av'Admia - Ark'ay (Funeral Song)
from Black Metal and Ambient - Compilation Vol.1 by Endless Decrepitude Productions
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Dungeon Synth / Elder Scrolls Ambient from France.
From the "Aurbis - The Great Creation" album released in 2014.
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avadmia.bandcamp.com/album/aurbis-the-great-creation
From the "Aurbis - The Great Creation" album released in 2014.
Facebook: None
Support the artist by purchasing the album here:
avadmia.bandcamp.com/album/aurbis-the-great-creation
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from Black Metal and Ambient - Compilation Vol.1,
released June 10, 2015
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Endless Decrepitude Productions France
French underground Black Metal & Ambient label.
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