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Grief (Part I)
05:26
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Grief (Part II)
02:53
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Moirai (Part I)
04:30
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Moirai (Part II)
06:42
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Tartarus
05:06
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Persephone
06:44
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Akraia Hamburg, Germany
Sometimes unspoken evil is lurking deep within the darkest corners of the human psyche. Lethal demons have been hunting the soul since ancient times. Sung and written about in different cultures and religions over the world. Hunted by those entities, Alex and Miltos from KAVRILA decided to embark on a dark abyssal path with AKRAIA. ... more
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