Rare Elements Confront Human Self-Destruction on “Shadow of the Black Sun”
On “Shadow of the Black Sun,” Tampere-based metal project Rare Elements delivers a tightly executed statement on human excess and consequen...
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Rare Elements Confront Human Self-Destruction on “Shadow of the Black Sun”
On “Shadow of the Black Sun,” Tampere-based metal project Rare Elements delivers a tightly executed statement on human excess and consequen...
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