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Nothing
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Apparently Forlorn
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Conversion
12:52
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Outland
11:37
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Wavebreaker
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New Sun
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Seeming Emptiness Schönheide, Germany
Seeming emptiness was founded in 2005 as a soloproject to treat thoughts and feelings directly into music! The result is a mixture of dark ambient sounds,doommetal and a few postrock elements!! Although the music is instrumental, the albums always follow a concept . Along the lines of "where words leave off,music begins"...... ... more
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