Fade Away Gradually, My Hope...
by Misere Nobis
Zerbrochen
Ryan Fetterhoff
Chimera
Corvus Corax
Mike Molnar
Locke Birdsey
Michael Lindner
Luke Bushnell
Alberto Venturini
Ivan Capponi
Gibbs
blixa68
MT
Shaun Black
F E M
virgile krieger
Bangers
静カノ海
segawa_onpu
Ryou Tomioka
Ben Ramsey
n
lia de Sain
SickAlien
Erin Muscillo
catlover
Danny de Jong
Maarten
Юрий
claudio sadocco
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Testo Imploro Meam finem
09:09
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Mors Omnia Solvit
07:38
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Sopor Aeternus
11:40
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4. |
Mea Mors
09:11
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5. |
Regnat Silentium
14:44
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about
MISERE NOBIS is a new rising Depressive Black Metal star from Rome, Italy. Undoubtedly, they are inspired a lot by Nyktalgia(DE). Complex variable structure, fantastic melody and anguished wailing makes a desperate soundtrack for suicide!
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released June 25, 2012
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Black Metal, Dark Folk label.
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Sep 2023
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