8 thoughts on “ Entorn - The Ominous Mind (CD, Album) ”

1. The tide of the CD boom was still lifting all boats, even as Napster and mp3s were right around the corner, and teen pop was about to have its big moment. But Buckley was too swift a mind.

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2. referencing Where The Corpses Sink Forever, CD, Album, RE, SOM Easily one of my favourite albums of this genre. The story line is very hooking and the lyrics are very decipherable.

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3. This leads to very interesting song structures and keeps your attention throughout the album especially in songs like "Poison Fumes" and "As the Worm Descends". One of the very happy surprises of , The Ominous Circle began their career with a very promising album and I expect a similar or better successor and so should you.

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4. 2 days ago · Vintage proto-metal purveyors, SpellBook, have released a lyric video for "Amulet", featured on their upcoming debut album, Magick & Michief. Watch the clip below. Cruz Del Sur Music will release Magick & Mischief on September 25 in CD, vinyl, and digital formats. Formerly known as Witch Hazel, SpellBook marries Black Sabbath.

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5. Jul 24,  · Now it's finally here, in the form of a magnificent double album, Data Lords. Available through ArtistShare — strictly as a 2-CD set or high-res download — it parses into thematic halves, "The.

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7. 2 days ago · The album artwork was created by Chad Keith, who dutifully melded each of Magick & Mischief’'s songs in visual form to comprise the cover. It’s a fitting representation of an album that puts a fresh twist on a classic style. Tracklisting: 1. Wands To The Sky 2. Black Shadow 3. Ominous Skies 4. Not Long For This World 5. Motorcade 6. Amulet.

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8. Ominous Lyrics: Intro/Hook: / These kids - these kids - is ominous (x4) / They can chuck me all the obstacles cause I'll play Rudy / Then ya'll was like "who's he!?" at least what I'm assuming.

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