Sapphirine Phlant – Until The Light Takes Us
Sapphirine Phlant – Until The Light Takes Us
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Comes in a brown kraft wallet, outside kraft paper cover (envelope), real photo’s, hand numbered in a limited edition of 50 CDr…
“The material was recorded through 2014 under the influence of Norwegian Black Metal, grim moods and wandering in mirk. Some ideas were also inspired by chtonic investigation of H.P. Lovecraft opuses.”
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