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Traumer
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A Mother's Curse
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Manus Nigra
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Blind Eye Epiphany
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The Doppelganger Stare
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Strychnos Copenhagen, Denmark
Accursed Death Metal Chants - established in 1997.
Andreas Lynge: Guitars/Backing vocals
Nis Larsen: Drums
Martin Leth Andersen:
Bass/Lead vocals
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The cover painting (Udslidt by H A Brendekilde, if anyone is interested) and the music is in perfect alignment. So much sorrow, so much despair... Right from the start I can feel my soul wither away with each riff. Still, towards the end of the record I can catch little glimpses of hope in the melodies. A beautiful journey in the bleak reality of existence.
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