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It Surrounds; It Becomes
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Epoch
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Madam
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Ekosa Adelaide, Australia
Ekosa blends progressive death metal with world instruments. Our music pays homage to a range of cultures and is inspired by themes of philosophy, spirituality and humanity.
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