Get all 62 Inverse Solar Reqvriem releases available on Bandcamp and save 75%.
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A Culling of Spirits
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Total Soul Eclipse
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The Clash of Winter
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A Summoning to the Abyss
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Fallen to Soar
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Inverse Solar Reqvriem UK
Rituals from rural lands. A mostly dark pagan path weaved obscurely into the thicket of eldest Britton and the portals
within.
No politics or allegory.
All digital music on this page is as an advance only and is not to be considered as an official release. Only physical formats are official.
Demo submission requests will be ignored.
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