Heaven: In Pieces
from Heaven & Hell by Ephilexia
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Ephilexia Veszprém, Hungary
Ephilexia is a bass driven math-rock / post-rock project from the bassist of Silent Island.
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Sep 2025
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Aug 2025
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Mar 2025
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Sep 2024
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