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Mitzva (Situation)
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Matekhet (Metal)
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Peretz (Burst)
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Pseyfas (Mosaic)
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Ayin Sof (Endless)
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Mim Keheh (Dark Water)
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Eretz Keheh (Dark Land)
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Chad Lavav (Sharp Edge)
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Scarab
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Naharsela Finland
Naharsela (rock flow or magma in hebrew) is progressive electro-industrial / braindance project centralized into darker abstract paths of middle-eastern and cyberpunk themes. Music thrives to be highly mathematical and free-flowing, like endless sinking into the abyss ultimatum. Definitely not for everyone, but the real thing for the selected few. ... more
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