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Intro + Terraforming
04:51
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Solitude
04:13
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Cult of REA IV
03:44
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Point of no Return
02:58
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Salvation
04:37
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Cave System
03:22
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Left over
04:15
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Loss of Control
03:49
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Conductor
04:21
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A new World
04:15
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Hyrn Mönchengladbach, Germany
Hyrn is a atmospheric journey into the darker sides of electronic music. Sounds and compositions are made with passion.
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