John Williams – The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)
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Haggard - Per Aspera Ad Astra
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Hello, Mom, I'm writing you a letter...
Unfortunately, the artist isn't credited...
Unfortunately, the artist isn't credited...
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
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Arandor
Panic! at the Disco - The Piano Knows Something I Don't Know (Alternate Version)
Be strong. Believe
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Wistrit
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Pain - Damn me
I actually found that song myself; Last.fm suggested it, some goth minister.
I actually found that song myself; Last.fm suggested it, some goth minister.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made
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Lyriel - Symmetry of Disfiguration
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Sum 41 - The Hell Song
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Arandor
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Melodium - Saturday Morning
Melodium is a French electronic music project of stunning beauty, created by Laurent Girard, who lives in France and produces something that can be called folktronica: the breath of an acoustic guitar, the whisper of lo-fi and noise samples, piano passages, angular idm rhythms, and words floating on the waves of music – a true soundscape.
Add to this exceptional melodies, transparent pastoral melancholy with the mood of French chanson, and you get the quintessential french touch, as it was, is, and will be.
P.S. I only have one album, and I would like to highlight the following tracks from it: Follow the Train of Thoughts, I'm Not Already Dead, It Must Have a Meaning, Quit the Sun, and Saturday Morning.
Be strong. Believe
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Amko
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Melodium is French electronic music of incredible beauty, a project by Laurent Girard, who lives in France and creates something that can be called folktronica: the breath of an acoustic guitar, the whisper of lo-fi and noise samples, piano passages, angular idm rhythms, and words floating on the waves of music – a true soundscape.
Add to that exceptional melodies, transparent pastoral melancholy with the mood of French chanson, and you get the quintessential french touch, as it was, is, and will be.
aka Sir Holmes aka David Jones.
