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Adversator (Intro)
01:33
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Guardião dos Céus
02:21
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Carpe Noctem
04:40
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Séculos
01:56
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Rebanho Solar
04:09
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Nihilum
05:01
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Nihilum (Pt. II)
07:54
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Nihilum (Pt. III)
05:37
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Nihilum (Pt. IV)
04:13
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Alma Púrpura Lisboa, Portugal
Alma Púrpura was born in 1999 and started out as a personal project, based on noise soundscapes and experimental music. The sound itself, has been shaped into more obscurantist ambiences, creating a mist of suspense and hypnotic fear. The first demo-tape was released in the actual year of Alma Púrpura's formation and it's intitled "Spiritus Provocator".It's right here where the journey begins. ... more
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