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The Outsider Mexico
Extreme Avant-Garde Metal project, with many different infuences, from Middle-East music, Latin Percussions, Drone,
Orchestral and Cinematic Music to Jazz, Drone and even Pre Hispanic Music. Rooted on Death, Doom and Black Metal.
With many special guests from other great bands (check individual releases)
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Icelandic Pagan Black Metal. Like many others here, I wish I understood these dark tales - all I can do is let myself be transported by the music & what a ride it is! I could not possibly choose a favourite song, they are all so good. I recommend their entire discography!!!
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