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The Phantom's Augury
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Beneath The Scalpel Tree
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Yew And Platinum
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Rites Of The Briar Maze
06:08
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Scarlet Quarry
06:30
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Moonlight & Dire tides
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The Scrying Caves
06:08
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Pacing The Barrens
05:37
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Stalking Horse
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Descending The Valley
04:54
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Crionic Mind Portland, Oregon
Crionic Mind is a Dark Electronics label formed in 1995. After several years of dormancy, it is twitching back to life with
both digital and CD releases.
CD's from the original activity will be available if still in print, digital versions will not, but I'll link to them where available.
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