Reflecting Under an Ascending Moon
by Afraid of Destiny
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about
This single is the result of a collaboration after years between us and N., our first official vocalist, in memory of a dear friend of ours who sadly committed suicide exactly one year ago. His name is Angel Cobos Martinez (a.k.a. Silence) mainly known from his projects Rotten Light and Suicide Psychosis.
All the money taken from the digital purchases will be given in charity to Soproxi, an italian Suicide Hotline.
www.soproxi.it
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All the money taken from the digital purchases will be given in charity to Soproxi, an italian Suicide Hotline.
www.soproxi.it
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credits
released January 13, 2020
Adimere: All instruments, Vocals on track 1, Mixing and Mastering
N.: Vocals on track 2
Silence: All instruments and Vocals on track 3
J.S.: Photography
Adimere: All instruments, Vocals on track 1, Mixing and Mastering
N.: Vocals on track 2
Silence: All instruments and Vocals on track 3
J.S.: Photography
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Afraid of Destiny Treviso, Italy
Atmospheric/Depressive Black Metal from Italy
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