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Thief of Light
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Death Diaries
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Silencing the Moments
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Fragments
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One Reckless Sleep
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remembrance France
Funeral Doom Metal from France
Created in 2004, Remembrance has released 3 albums. The last album "Fall Obsidian Night" was released on April 2010
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