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from Devour The Sun (instrumental),
released November 6, 2017
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vvilderness Hungary
vvildr - guitars, bass, hurdy-gurdy, talharpa, nyckelharpa, lyrics, vocals, songwriting, production, cover art
I make music with minimal equipment and some self-built instruments.
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