Mooncake - Novorossiysk 1968
from Black Moon Empire by Collapse Under The Empire & Mooncake
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from Black Moon Empire,
released July 31, 2011
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Magnificent work! Music full of emotions and images, each track building a unique atmosphere that make this EP ideal to play in constant repeat! For me, these tracks contain the best soundscapes that we.own.the.sky have ever created. For now...!
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This is huge, love this EP every summer.
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Amazing debut, from the mellow, sci-fi like CELESTIAL HYMN to the riff filled head banging BOREALIS it never fails to impress. Still the longest and most involved track MOKUJIN is my favorite . Why? Because the bass playing just fekn kills!
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