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What Could Have Been
11:20
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What could have been
Had you forgiven
Me for my sins
Oh what I've become
If only you knew
How I loved you
Now I ask the question of
What could have been
Had you forgiven
Me for my sins
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Why Can't It End
08:26
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I see visions of my own demise
As the pain takes control of my mind
But nobody can hear my cries
As I ask myself why can't it end
All I feel is loneliness
As my world is filled with emptiness
I can no longer feel happiness as
I conjure thoughts that I can't comprehend
I ask myself why can't it end
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Desolate Solitude Santa Clarita, California
Funeral-Doom solo-project from Santa Clarita, California.
New single, "Congregation", out now!
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Sometimes I buy stuff after a very short listen deciding I like it. Somehow this has not steered me wrong yet. It does give me many excited moments of “wow this is even cooler than I thought!” This has all the weight, depth and darkness I could hope for. At moments reminds me of a band I loved who is no longer together, but Andvaka brings more into it.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “What Could Have Been (Demo)”
nice funeral doom music 👍🏻 big thanks from Hong Kong for sharing such great songs
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supported by 6 fans who also own “What Could Have Been (Demo)”
POV: you're a glacier in the year 2077 and what is still left of you is melting away over the cource of Vosbúð. Kyrrþey is massive, even monumental in its scope and magnificent in its execution. I am by no means a funeral doom boy, but what Dauðaró summons is checking all the right boxes for me. An almost sacral, solemn feeling accompanies the heart-wrenching, creeping doom that speaks to me of inevitable end. I might finally become a funeral doom enjoyer due to Dauðaró. Thanks for the code!
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Vicious funeral doom from Portugal, “Ossadas” hammers away like a rain of comets, fiery & relentless.
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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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Oakland, CA quartet LYCUS return with a new album on Relapse Records. Heavy, epic, mournful, and replete with art by Paolo Girardi.
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Pleasant melodic and heavy funeral doom. Obviously talented. A few but very well done tranquill accoustic bits. I would listen to a whole album of their accoustic stuff - that's how good they are.
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