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Prostration
03:10
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The Ascetic
03:18
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Immolation
05:46
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Ascension
04:08
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Levitation
09:32
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Disintegration
03:38
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Moksha
05:11
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Derge
03:54
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Rebirth
04:43
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Hashshashin Sydney, Australia
“(Hashshashin’s) music is powerful and muscular and ranges from full on psychedelic rock-outs to fully hypnotising
drone.
Often ragged and cathartic, this is, in its own way, soul music, music that taps into a primal, tribal, part of our consciousness that we, in our too comfortable Western civilisation, rarely draw from.”
- Echoes And Dust
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