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L'Incedere del Vuoto
01:50
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Scrutare l'Abisso
05:44
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Fuochi Estinti
08:14
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La Chiusura del Cerchio
08:49
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To Wander
01:54
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Clearing Path
04:56
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Night Hymn
03:40
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Hyades
04:11
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Erinnerung
04:17
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Aequor Animi
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Ashes
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Taur-Im-Duinath Eboli, Italy
Taur-Im-Duinath (Forest Between Rivers) was founded in 2015 by F., as a mean to seek the rhythm, the pattern, the essence that lies within the turning of the seasons, the dance of the leaves in the wind, the growing of roots in the depths, to learn from the transitory yet ever changing nature permeating the Universe. And to transform this Vision into aural landscapes. ... more
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