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Aetheric Existence New Hampshire
Aetheric Existence is a 2 man Symphonic Black/Death Metal project from New Hampshire USA with themes such as death, transcendence, horror, the supernatural and the soul. We consist of two members Essentia (Vocals and Keyboards) and Aetheris (Guitars). ... more
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These guys do a phenomenal job, using everything at hand, in developing atmosphere that is raw, expressive, dynamic and uncompromising. I think that lends a kind of living quality to their songs; they're continuously moving, whether progressing or receding. I find it as impressive as it is engaging. Also, Love those vocals.
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Regenesis Creation
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Fantastic album, which over the years has become IMPOSSIBLE to find (the 2006 version) - even to pirate it! It's great to have this, but I have one complaint: the 2006 version of Invisible Kingdom had one of my favorite guitar solos ever, and it's just not anywhere near as good or compelling on this version. A real shame. Still quite glad to have this. Please release Psychotic Sculpture and Beyond the Cursed Eclipse on BC!
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