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Horizons Past
02:19
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Kingstomb
06:53
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A Deeper Grave
05:42
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End Game
07:47
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Widow
06:48
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Everwrong
08:40
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Gravekeeper Edmonton, Alberta
One man, depressive black/doom metal originally from Ottawa, now in Edmonton.
Logo design from Terror Tyrant of Pest Logos
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While this album might not be anything particularly mind-blowing, it's still a good example of how DSBM should be done. I have a soft spot for this album as its seductive gloominess helped me through a certain rough patch in my life, and I believe it to be somewhat of a hidden gem. Rest in peace, Reverend John Hex.
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This self-titled debut has a very unique melancholy to it. While most DSBM bands sound the exact same, these guys somehow manage to stand out.
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An album that touches every cell in you with heavy emotions. Howlings of pain get through the bones, the reminders of forgotten, darkened times. It's a disturbing listening, yet paradoxically, so enjoyable. I would want more of it!
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