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supported by 188 fans who also own “ausente”
Released a full year before endlhëdëhaj qáshmëna ëlh vim innivte, the seeds of that album were planted here. This album has a broader focus on ambience that can disarm you if you're not familiar with what Trhä is fully capable of. Oddly reminiscent of some of the OG Silent Hill video game soundtracks. Equal parts sorrowful and ominous. Listen to the middle part of endlhëturhën onwards, you'll understand.
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I listened to the first track once. The tremolo riff at 5:20 lived in my head for the next few days afterwards. While not the first release, this is a very good starting point for newcomers looking to get lost in the world of Trhä. Not too niche as to lose new listeners, but enticing and curious enough to keep your attention. The rest of Trhä's discography should make sense after this.
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Unhinged, psychotic, maniacal at times. This is pure nightmare fuel. This is what you hear right before you're dragged down a hellish vortex with no end or reprieve in sight. These are the machinations of evil, nothing can top this.
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Rose Thorn Necklace
by Ghost Bath
Ghost Bath return with another scorcher—blazing black metal sewn up with heartbreakingly beautiful lead guitars.
go to albumSlip into the shadows with this eerie darkambient/dark folk record from Pittsburgh’s Vale.
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