Crescent Days - Somewhere Becoming The Rain
from Sounds Of Melancholy by Voyage In Solitude, Crescent Days, Falaise, An Ocean Of Light, Sadness
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Falaise Todi, Italy
Post Black Metal project from Italy.
Members:
Matteo Guarnello
Lorenzo Pompili
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Jan 2023 -
Mar 2019 -
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Feb 2016
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Falaise recommends:
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Atmospheric Black Metal side project
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Dungeon Synth side project
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