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2 comments:
This is really, really nice stuff. The acoustic, folky parts don't sound cliched or like an afterthought. Ordered a copy from the label, too.
I particularly like Mountains of Pamola on this release. Very obscure sounding. One thing that Auspicium's P. has been able to do is make all his music sound important; very important for a band releasing on such small quantities.
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