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INTRO
03:00
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I
02:53
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II
01:53
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III
04:24
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IV
01:31
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Entering Town
02:40
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Bloodletting
03:08
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Foul Stenching Alley
02:15
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Church of The Lost
02:31
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Slender Crescent Moon
03:08
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Center of the Earth Records Finland
DIY label from Finland.
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Hermit Knight is always a special adventure, between emotions of joy and pain, of a sensitive intensity. Listening to this opus reminds me of those little companions that I loved so much. They are forever in my heart. Forever 🖤
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Makes me want to go seafaring with my friends and then have them get eaten by a cyclops
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My least favorite of his three releases so far, but still quite good. The album feels more...narrative driven than the previous two. Makes me think the three albums are telling a story without words (aside from the speech on a couple songs) and I only now caught on.
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Erang’s dungeon synth masterpiece “A Blaze in Time” comes to cassette via Dungeons Deep Records.
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Dungeon synth king Erang returns with another dazzling LP, this one inspired by childhood “book & record” sets.
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2024 is starting slow for me: after some catching up, I mainly listened to ambient for the majority of this January. Star Lore is a great addition and discovery, once again being brought to my attention by Ernie Fleetenkieker. Even after having found a favourite track, this album ov enchanting, slightly bemused, wintery ambience is best enjoyed as whole. A great addition to your collection and formidable soundtrack for a secluded stroll through the snowfall. Enchanting from start to finish!
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