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1	play	Add to Playlist	Who Am I	4:45	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
2	play	Add to Playlist	The Price of Redemption	5:44	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
3	play	Add to Playlist	The Marks of Sin	10:19	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
4	play	Add to Playlist	04_Eternal_life	9:43	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
5	play	Add to Playlist	Whosoever Believeth	6:24	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
6	play	Add to Playlist	Shall Not Perish	6:00	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like
7	play	Add to Playlist	Justice Served	0:38	€0.79	x	Buy Share This Song like

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This is mysterious, heavy stuff, with a sound that encompasses drone, dark ambient, and progged-out synth rock in the vein of early Tangerine Dream. The seven tracks here are mainly powered by a keyboard-heavy dark drone and lots of repetitive sonic motion -- but that motion is not entirely static, for even as patterns settle into what resembles a looped groove, their volume and texture grow and expand, often seguing into new elements of drone and ambient noise. These pieces may be instrumental and largely ambient, but they are hardly directionless, for the sound on each track steadily evolves, revealing a subtle but effective compositional process at work. Some of the tracks, especially "The Marks of Sin," feature interstellar guitar noise that sounds highly reminiscent of early Skullflower in a more drone-oriented context, while the gritty sound of "Eternal Life" calls to mind the power electronics aesthetic, but this is definitely not classic harsh noise by any means; here the noise content is strictly subservient to the almighty drone, of which there is plenty. This is the first largely keyboard-driven drone album I've heard in a while, and a genuinely excellent collection of drones at that -- atmospheric and spooky, and far darker than you might expect given the name of the "band" (actually one solo improviser) and the biblical song titles.

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