Get all 13 Black Autumn releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rauhnacht MMXX, Rauhnacht MMXVII, Rauhnacht MMXVI, Rauhnacht MMXV, Black Autumn / Veldes - Split, Rauhnacht EP, Losing The Sun, The Advent October, and 5 more.
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The Advent October
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Dortke Môr
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Dead As Martyrs March
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A Line Of Silver Light
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A newly released recording of a 2007 live performance that took place from 4-7am, & captures Nadja at their drone-y, blizzard-of-sound best.
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It's tremendously difficult to breathe in the thick and gloomy atmosphere NONE creates in this release. It's adorned with riffs so delicious, yet so devastating. The tracks are repetitive, yet never once do they get mundane. Definitely worth the listen if you are into slower-paced DSBM, this is truly a masterpiece.
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