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The Horla

  1. Findlay, Ohio
  2. Metal
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  1. Dreams In Polyphony
    by The Lost Futures
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  2. Strange One
    by Chad Fifer
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    illifcouncilman If you love the stirring sounds that sometimes come at you in the night, Chad Fifer can deliver them even in the daytime.
    if you are feeling low I'd suggest Shake this Fear, on the new album strange one.
    It shook me up hard, and then , I danced!
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    Dan Pratt Oh hey, how’s it going. No, seriously, this album is vastly underpriced and should be a vinyl release. Pick it up now before I talk Chad into raising the price. Favorite track: Lovesick.
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  3. Despondency Chord Progressions
    by SELBST
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    Urso X Deeply emotional and beautifully written and performed, a worthy successor to Relatos De Angustia. Favorite track: La Encarnación de Todos los Miedos.
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    kowaikage2 Anyone who likes bands like Infestus(Germany) with maybe a little Emperor, Swallow The Sun, or Svartidauði mixed in should give this a listen. Every aspect of this is very high quality. Highly Recommended! Favorite track: When True Loneliness is Experienced.
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    Lorenzo Emotionally destructive black metal dually wielding tumultuous dissonant and depressive edges. It is an interesting juxtaposition between chaotic sounds that do not really correlate, but still work to amplify one another. The instrumentation, mostly guitars, keeps up a melody that continually adds beauty to the darkened tracks.

    The use of clean vocals (at least for metal) are what make the album all the more harrowing, as they add the pertinent personal anguish to the dread filled lyrics.
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  4. myrrh under our eyes so that we can see the expanse
    by Asurta
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  5. Fontana Bella
    by Austin Tv
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    dechado.de.nada La historia de Mario Lupo me ayuda a darle forma a mi propio bosque lleno de fantasmas. Gracias por convertir en música lo que antes era sólo ruido en mi cabeza. Favorite track: 05 Nadie está aquí, no hay nadie aquí, nada hay aquí.
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    Shuy salsero Escuché Marduk en el canal 11 quizá en el 2010. Ahora en el 2020 tuve la oportunidad de escuchar el especial que Reactor 105.7 les hizo y fue increíble conectar con tanta gente en tuiter durante la transmisión.

    Definitivamente una experiencia que nos traslada a otro lugar.

    Tu cara no importa, importas tú. Favorite track: 03 Marduk.
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    aaronstk Qué hay decir de este álbum que no sepan, una obra de arte en toda su expresión, cada nota es perfecta.
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  1. Human (Album)
    by George Santana
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    They Live They Live
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    jav.rider Wow, what a phenomenal album, George! Every single track is a hit, not one I’d skip. The production sounds fantastic, and Human is truly a gem for all of us who love retrowave. Thank you for this masterpiece! Favorite track: In the Dark.
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  2. Through Lands Of Ghosts
    by Foster Neville
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    Antlers of Water Antlers of Water
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  3. Sidings + Standers + Erratics & Unconformities
    by Craven Faults
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    Vacca Wall (Erratics & Unconformities) Vacca Wall (Erratics & Unconformities)
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    d-i-sleet I’m only a relative newcomer to CF having seen him live at the Royal Albert Hall but as soon as those first bass loops of Stoneyman hit I was hooked. This selection of albums are a true journey through industrial Yorkshire and the stark countryside surrounding. Listen through good earphones and the multi layered ebbs and flows will have you booking a trip to Selby before you know it. Ok, maybe that last bit is exaggerated but you’ll be hooked, believe me.
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    MKUltra A little bit of everything going on here. Influences from Tangerine Dream [yes, my gf stated that], Loscil, and Carpenter coupled with just enough edge to it to make it stick. Great compilation and working this into immediate rotation.
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  4. Space, Rituals and Magick
    by Mausoleum Gate
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    Sacred Be Thy Throne Sacred Be Thy Throne
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    Grendel's Sÿster Now this is a strange transitional fossil, a species sui generis, a mighty eagle with multi-coloured feathers. Sweetest essence of the 1970s blended with Heavy Metal greatness. This is the crowning glory of 2025. Favorite track: Sacred Be Thy Throne.
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  5. Transcommunication
    by Timothy Fife
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    Spellwork Spellwork
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    Menestrel Vagabond A dreamlike seance of table-turning... and flickering candles. Favorite track: Spellwork.
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