Entranced Earth
by The Myrrors
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Mountain Mourning
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No Clear Light
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Tallos
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Invitation Mantra
11:58
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Surem Dervish
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about
AVAILABLE NOW VIA BEYOND BEYOND IS BEYOND RECORDS:
themyrrorsbbib.bandcamp.com/album/entranced-earth-pre-order
When last we saw the reflection of The Myrrors, it was in the form of their previous release Arena Negra, an album that announced its presence immediately and with high dosage of the appropriate amplification. Entranced Earth, by contrast, gives indication of The Myrrors entering an altogether different atmosphere, taking on an altogether higher climb, shorn of all hesitation and allowing their freak flags to unfurl and fly like never before. - Ryan Muldoon
themyrrorsbbib.bandcamp.com/album/entranced-earth-pre-order
When last we saw the reflection of The Myrrors, it was in the form of their previous release Arena Negra, an album that announced its presence immediately and with high dosage of the appropriate amplification. Entranced Earth, by contrast, gives indication of The Myrrors entering an altogether different atmosphere, taking on an altogether higher climb, shorn of all hesitation and allowing their freak flags to unfurl and fly like never before. - Ryan Muldoon
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released May 27, 2016
Front cover painting and design by Nik Rayne
Front cover painting and design by Nik Rayne
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