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Computerland
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The Ballad of Röviköt
02:47
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Barnacles & Tentacles
03:24
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Jupiter
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Melba
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Terra Recognita
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Kövegy 2111
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Return of the Vakond
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This is a Night Mission
03:12
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Small But Dangerous
02:38
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Méta Sportruházat
04:53
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Raccoon Song
01:56
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Meet Me at Keravill
04:34
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Gojko Mitic
03:09
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Garaba
01:31
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Szervusz Hungaricus
03:25
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Personal Galaxy
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Tamás Kátai Makó, Hungary
Composer and performer behind Hungarian avant-garde black metal project Thy Catafalque and experimental metal band
Gire.
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Tamás Kátai recommends:
Róka hasa rádió
by Thy Catafalque
Avant-garde metal.
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Sort of avant-garde metal, too.
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Electronica/dark wave/jazz noir project. Music for the city, the night, the sleep.
go to albumIf you like Tamás Kátai, you may also like:
supported by 40 fans who also own “Jupiter 92”
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Sublunary Tragedies
by Thy Catafalque
supported by 36 fans who also own “Jupiter 92”
Although Thy Catafalque is my favorite musical project, I never took the time to listen (or pirate) the first two albums, assuming they would be lower quality. That was a misjudgement. Sublunary Tragedies is certainly different than the later Thy Catafalque style we know and love, leaning a bit more towards very sophisticated 2nd wave black metal with Hungarian electro folk passages. This is very high quality.
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Atmospheric baroque instrumental pop from composer Luke Cissell—complex and carefully constructed but not without a sense of humor or light.
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