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Drolṃā
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Lunar Mantra Glasgow, UK
Forged under fire and water, Lunar Mantra is a visionary guide and aural journal of the arcane steps we take, undergoing metamorphosis of divine evolution. The Art fortified by praxis leads us with Her withered hand in divine inspiration, channeling evocations of the Threshold, and darkest thought-forms of man. A Nightside odyssey through the formless void. ... more
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