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The Call of Cthulhu
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Nosferatu
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Witches
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Echoes from the Shore
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News from Daal!!!
The first CD is called "Decalogue of Darkness", is composed of 10 chapters and sees the participation
of Ettore salati on guitars, and Bobo Aiolfi on bass. The second CD is titled "Navels falling into a living origami" with guest Guglielmo Mariotti (voice), Simone Montrucchio (bass), Lorenzo Fasanelli (Guitars), Marcella Arganese (guitars), Salvatore Lazzara (Guitars Ehru).
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So what kind of music is this? "Symphonic Prog Folk" maybe...?! Difficult to put this into a drawer. Anyway, it's among the best things I've found in the last few years. The songs are of stunning beauty, with rich keyboard and guitar arrangements, plus flute, violin, and classical brass and woodwind. And let's not forget the most appealing female vocals. Just pure pleasure without rough edges. The album is issued on an italian label, and, in fact, if there weren't the occasional greek lyrics, this band might be erroneously considered an italian prog band... which is a big compliment!
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