Alkymist Denmark
Danish progressive doomers and multi heavy-metalists ALKYMIST enters the void between heaven and
hell.
ALKYMIST sets out once more on a trip that takes you far beyond this world and into their strange and crushingly heavy realm of brutal, yet beautiful and grandiose soundscapes.
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This is a glorious album from Gaerea, I band I only recently discovered but blew me away right away!
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