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Breaking The Shackles
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Lose Myself
05:02
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Static Living
03:17
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Wintercold
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Give In
06:06
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Ominous
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Embrace It
04:51
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Beyond Saving
05:09
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A Delicate Flower
03:48
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Love Is Blind
05:17
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The Kult of 0 Brugge, Belgium
“Everything is possible to him who wills only what is true! Rest in Nature, study, know, then dare; dare to will, dare to
act and be silent!”
∴ Éliphas Lévi ∴
The Kult of O is a media platform by Oneirich from the Horae Obscura radioshow.
First releases will be music by Oneirich and afterwards we'll see what the future brings...
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