Get all 135 Avantgarde Music releases available on Bandcamp and save 45%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Thunder In The Mountains, Aura Aeternitatis, Subterra, Горе (Grief), Of bark and Ash, Earth II, The Sadness of Time Passing, Consciousness Torn from the Void, and 127 more.
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Of Times Forgotten...
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A Cosmic Sky Ablaze
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Beyond All Empty Places
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Dawn of the Untamed Moon
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Stormveiled
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Dying Star Remembrance
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To Embrace the Void
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...And Woods Forlorn
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