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The Forgotten Dwelling
02:02
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Illuminations
04:01
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Castle Gardens
04:40
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The Enigmatic Gael
04:32
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In the Willow
04:36
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A Creyr's Counsel
02:40
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Fond Farewell
06:02
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Barrow Hoard Records Detroit, Michigan
Fantasy heavy metal and synth music since 2022.
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