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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Praeparet Bellum - 2023, Ridenti Mortuus - 2018, Apocalypsis Damnare - 2005, Risus Ex Mortuus - 2006, Principia Sardonica - 2004, I - (Single) - 2010, Amores Defunctus Tuus Mater (split with Dimentianon) - 2007, Vallis Ex Umbra De Mortuus - 2008, and 4 more.
Rigor Sardonicous New York
RAW DEATH INSPIRED DOOM, RIGOR SARDONICOUS DRAWS FROM TRULY APOCALYPTIC SOURCES FOR THEIR INSPIRATION AND FORWARD INTO THIS VOID A SONIC ATMOSPHERE NOT OF FRIGHTENED AND DEPRESSIVE APPREHENSION, BUT RATHER OF FRIGHTENING, HORRIFIC BLEAKNESS DRAWN FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE ABSENCE OF HOPE FOR ALL LIFE! ... more
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i love how depressing it sounds
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