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Meteor
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Mothership
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Epoch
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Magnolia
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Desert Procession
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Crestfallen
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Sunday
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Luminare
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Phantom
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Moon Wizard Salt Lake City, Utah
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This Heathen Land
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This Heathen Land by Green Lung has hit all the right spots for hard rock, doom metal sub genre. It felt like being in a musical theatre playing a part of a journey into an Albion Occult. Mood, production, lyrics and composition for how the tracks here played out is phenomenal for British metal. Fun Epic folklore from shadow side of church, land, sky and deep oceans of time. Every track here has a different style of music. All of them equally fun to hear. This Heathen Land does not disappoint.
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