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One Path To Follow [EM030]

by Sorgnatt

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Ravens Will Feast (On The Flesh Of Mankind) 08:04
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Nowhere To Turn 02:44
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One Path To Follow 04:31
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Dark Aum (Outro Cut) 01:26
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One Path (Mashup / DVD) 03:54
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Dark Aum (Remix / DVD) 04:30
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Take a meditative journey through Transylvanian winter. Sorgnatt is presenting us a multimedia EP release comprised of a 7" vinyl and a DVD.
Sorgnatt is a band (members: Gravstein & Hadenskog) from Sibiu/Transylvania/Romania and began its presence around 2005. The band has written a few releases but still unpublished, only now they begin to surface. This EP is a very special one because it came in the form of a vinyl and that it presents for the first time an official videoclip of the band. The release is a tribute to winter, to solitude, to inner stillness. In every detail this is a Romanian release, from landscapes to artists involved, to publishing labels. Quite possible the first release of this kind (vinyl) on the Romanian scene. A release that will maybe appeal fans of depressive black and meditative dark ambient, still original and denying a compositional or sound-wise black metal standard, probably for fans of bands like Xasthur, The Ruins Of Beverast. The release features also the Romanian dark ambient ABBILDUNG. This hand-numbered edition is released in collaboration with Ancient Beliefs metal label.

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released January 1, 2013

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