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Nighttime witchery
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Abandoned path
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Ode to a dying storm
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Whispering woods
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Colossal stone
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Falconheart
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The old oaks remember
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A secret cave
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Entwining with darkness
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Black Hill Győr, Hungary
Black Hill is the main musical project of Silent Island', musicformessier', Stvannyr', Realm of Wolves' and The betrayed kingdom' guitarist, Csarnogurszky István.
Post-rock on a personal way.
Black Hill recommends:
On the land of myth
by The betrayed kingdom
The first album from my melodic doom metal side project in the vein of "Draconian times" era Paradise Lost. Really an enjoyable one.
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The monastery of misery
by Stvannyr
Brand new instrumental melodic black / doom metal album from my "Stvannyr" project. It's quite a unique stuff for sure.
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The first full-lenght atmospheric black metal album with my experienced friends from "vvilderness" and "Silent Island". If you are a metalhead you can't go wrong with it.
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The curse of Coleodeia
by Silent Island
supported by 182 fans who also own “Maze in the dark forest”
The entire work sells itself perfectly. A masterclass in post-rock. This is how you build an atmosphere from nothing.
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Fall of Oceans
by Silent Island
supported by 174 fans who also own “Maze in the dark forest”
Over the past year or so, Silent Island has become one of my go-to artists for when I just want to relax and destress. The reef has such pretty melodies.
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crookhollow and variations
by poor horse
An intimate (and instrumental) improvised solo guitar meditation on the vastness of the unknown, from the Appalachian mountains.
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