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Its beautiful cover artwork and being a scandinavian creation with a - at the same time - foreign and familiar album title, opened the gates for me before I even heard the first note. The beautiful melodies took me on a journey, and with all songs having a soothing speed, it is a perfect background music for working, painting, or simply relaxing. It is worth - by the way - to check the song titles, for they tell a story that you can fill with your imagination.
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Dungeon synth from Missouri that conjures dazzling & fantastic worlds in its eerie melodies.
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Follow the ghost hand
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A great 22-minute work in which you can taste different atmospheres. In some lugubrious spots, in others almost baroque, Follow the ghost hand is a masterpiece. Complex and rich, it must be listened to several times to be appreciated.
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