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Dusk
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Totentanz
03:10
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The Death Of Balder
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Gilbhart (Oktoberwald)
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Auf bald!
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Ernte
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Greetings From Nifelheim
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Tod
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Blutstrom der Rache
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Neidstange II
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Dawn
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Erntegang NDS, Germany
Erntegang was founded in 2007 in Magdeburg by S. Manteuffel and M. Loerwig as an experimental music project. Since then, a
number of recordings have been released in small editions.
Since 2012 Erntegang is run by S. Manteuffel alone. Releasing small edition recordings still continues.
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