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VitaPhobia Mashhad, Iran
A one man Black Metal project by
Dej Khim
(Bardia Haddad), founded in the winter of 2014.
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Requiem (Tanbur and Drums Improvisations)
by ColdGates
A hanging atmosphere in a land of fear and filth. Filth of Sin, Humility and Repent and the existence of man in this land was a beginning to this repent.
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Vividly Obscure
by Bardia Haddad
This album takes you on a voyage beyond the psyche, the layers beneath the ego and the distant corners of the cosmos where no light dares to touch.
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As the Remaining Shreds Quiver in the Afterthought of a Storm
by Bardia Haddad
Post-Rock project
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There is no beauty left here...
by Exiled From Light
supported by 5 fans who also own “Endless Ocean of Grief”
De l'action de descendre sciemment vers le néant au constat simple, lancé dans un dernier soupir, comme si on était mis devant le fait accompli : There is no beauty left here... Mais contre toute attente, ce chant du cygne d'Exiled from Light n'est pas une acceptation résignée de la mort. Mort (je parle de l'artiste) est animé de l'énergie du désespoir, cette énergie qui fait accomplir des choses extraordinaires quand tout est perdu et ça rend son DSBM très beau, paradoxalement. Indispensable !!
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Endless Ocean of Grief”
One of my favorite albums. The instrumental is unique and the drums, even though "messy", fit perfectly with all the other elements. It's practically a bad trip, where you can see melancholic scenes and even feel nostalgic as the album progress.
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Joseph Hawker subverts the musical and sociopolitical status quo with a black metal triptych that's as incendiary as it is impressionistic.
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