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The Sleeping Sun
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The day glow fades
and night’s face glows
the warm light died
as I arose...
Sleep now and forever
quiet in your bed of cloud
the pale moon shines proud
in a sea of stars it bled
Sleeping sun
Sleeping sun
Sleep forever...
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Götterdammerüng
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Opium Grave Melbourne, Australia
Opium Grave is Black Kosmische Musik - a malignant hybrid of black metal, darkwave, 70s and 80s horror/sci-fi soundtracks,
early electronic music and krautrock.
Opium Grave is Siliniez: all synthesizers, drums, organ, voices, lyrics and loathing.
Mankind is a plague upon the Earth and deserves nothing but scorn.
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Opium Grave recommends:
John Carpenter's music has always exuded calculated minimalism and a dark atmosphere. He is a hugely influential film maker and master composer. "Lost Themes" offers sinister sonic perfection.
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Faerie Über Alles
by NUIT NOIRE
There is no other band like Nuit Noire. A fusion of raw BM, punk and a truly obscure nocturnal spirit. The forest is alive with strange creatures of the night and this is their essence, in audio form.
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To me, this record is a perfect synthesis of forest ambience and cold, tortured black metal. A wholly transcendent experience, right up there with the "Wind of Moors" release from 2005. Hails.
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Melancholy Howls in Ceremonial Penitence
by Lamp of Murmuur
supported by 28 fans who also own “The Sleeping Sun”
Amazing Raw Black Metal Just wished there was some physical cd copies of This I could get my Hands on.
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Primordial Desecration
by Bmokatak
supported by 27 fans who also own “The Sleeping Sun”
Not everyone will enjoy the grimly impersonal and (dare I say) coldly clinical feel of Bmokatak's sound, but for reasons I'm not sure I want to dwell upon for too long for, it really works for me. The buzz-saw guitar work, the machine-precision percussion and gravelly-throated roars create an unmistakable emotional atmosphere.
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Covenant of the Blackened Woodlands
by Ithilrå
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 19, 2024
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