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Intro
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The Izoku
06:09
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Watch Out For The Water
03:50
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Oni
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Interlude I; Feast
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Ronin's Lament
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Of Agartha
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Premonitions
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Obake's Grotto
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Interlude II; Eternal
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Too Many Have Vanished Into These Woods
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Night Parade
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Yomi Ship Perth, Australia
Experimental instrumental art rock filled with unorthodox structures and rhythms, anchoring bass and reverb drenched guitar.
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