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Apostasy part 1
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Sorrow
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Darkness Within Light
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Praying Mantis
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Apostasy part 2
04:49
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Welcome To Pleshiwar Marburg, Germany
Stilistisch lässt sich die Welcome To Pleshiwar schwer definieren, aber als Einfluss sind definitiv die Death-Doom- Meisterwerke der 90er Jahre zu nennen, welche mit progressiven Passagen angereichert werden. Alle Bandmitglieder haben den Spirit und die Aufbruchsstimmung dieser musikalisch prägenden Zeit live miterlebt und somit trägt die Band diese Musikrichtung im Herzen. ... more
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