Rasalasad vs. Shhh…

Rasalasad vs. Shhh… – Apophenia (CD EP – Thisco)

Inferno Sound Diaries June 14, 2017

Genre/Influences: Ambient, industrial, experimental. Background/Info: This work is collaboration between Portuguese projects Rasalasad and Shhh… The CD is available in...

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