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| 4.0 excellent | 2026 | July 25th 24 |
absolutely haunting; on fascination the synthesized vocals add a spiritual yet nervingly uncanny effect in their artificiality, along with the plodding beat and french accordian sound creates its own kind of horror genre; la nuit des traquees does much the same with flute conjuring a kind of disjointed jazz recording, then title track confirms it with the saxxiest synth imaginable, the interluding rapid harp riffles appearing like a great mystery amongst the already concurrent hauntings before yielding to a creepy semi-organic choir; levres presents no new phantoms yet serves as a veritable conclusion as the heavy oak doors shut themselves
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| 4.0 excellent | Scuro EMERITUS | July 31st 17 |
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