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Fire Blizzards
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Dead People Never Lie
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Stockholm Bloodbath
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Mile High Pillars
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Polaris
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Forget The Forgotten
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Winter
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Storms Of The North
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Cursed With Care
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Utopia Is Not An Option
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The Psyke Project Denmark
Blackened Post Metal / Sludge Hardcore from Copenhagen, Denmark, Scandinavia.
1999-2014
The Psyke Project recommends:
After TPP we formed LLNN. Since 2014.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Dead Storm [full album 2009]”
I mean there's just no other way to express other than say, "it's just fucking heavy!"
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This is some interesting sci-fi / horror post-hardcore. With those synths and melodies, the whole thing sounds like a movie oder videogame soundtrack. An outstanding album with amazing vocals and doomy riffs.
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Dead Storm [full album 2009]”
Unmaker was my first encounter with LLNN and I was worried that their previous works might not pack the same punch... what a fool I've been. Loss is short, and we should be grateful. This is soul-crushing in its heavyness. Imagine watching a gigantic orbital station collapse and crash down on earth, seemingly in slow motion: the annihilation of its impact all-encompassing and inevitable. It is the weight of such an expectation that turns Loss into an almost physical threat. Fascinating.
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Sekyra prohnaná kolenem
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Powerful, rasping stoner rock riffs shot through with a sense of pure evil.
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Gorgeously punishing, slow-moving doom, with giant sludgy riffs crashing against thundering drums.
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