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Morpheus
06:15
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Phobetor
03:18
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Interlude I - Momus
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Phantasos
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Interval
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Clotho
07:10
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Lachesis
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Interlude II - Ananke
03:48
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Atropos
05:38
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Postlude - Moros
04:56
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L'Albero del Veleno plants its roots in 2010 to create instrumental music by following a style born from the soundtracks of 60's/70's/80's horror and thriller movies. The various musical influences, along with the passion for cinema, form a strongly introspective and emotional project; every song is supported by a original screenplay for the production of short films. ... more
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