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See The Star
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Android
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Rebel
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A Poison Tree
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This Is How
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Divine Image
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Grave Closure Norwich, UK
Priests of occultism and mysticism,Grave Closure presents a Folknoir and Indie sound. Strong of an esoteric
experimentalism, singing by David Antony Rogers that sinking without reticence in the catacombs of intimate music.
Noir magma. Folk acoustic electric and shoegaze guitar and sounds of Ascari are harmonies in strong tints with
electronic inserts.improve spent in avant-garde music.
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