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Movement I
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Movement II
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Movement III
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Ran Kirlian Castellón De La Plana, Spain
Ran Kirlian began exploring his own musical pathways in the mid-nineties and released his first album Shore of Darkness in 2000. Since then nearly thirty albums have followed. His music, mostly focused on tribal and dark ambient genres, offers a personal and intense approach to textural landscaping and atmospheres inspiring ritualistic environments and desolate spaces. ... more
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