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Forest I
04:16
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Forest II
03:01
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Forest III
06:51
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Forest IV
06:21
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Forest V
03:43
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Forest VI
05:37
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The Forest
07:06
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The Forest
Rustling leaves whisper in the wind
Like melodies of ancient hymns
I close my eyes
Listening to forgotten chants
While walking through the forest
A breeze, so freezing cold,
Strokes my skin
In the gloom
Frozen drops are falling to the grounds
Burning like crystals on old lands
Phantoms are dancing
Like elves in the branches
I feel those shadows
Crawling through my mind
Echoes of lost voices
Are calling me
Darkness rises
In the forest
No need for sorrow
No need to fear
Sadness fades
Silence.
In the forest
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Ocinn Germany
Ocinn plays Black Metal influenced dark piano music. Formed in 2007 in southern Germany as a solo project, Ocinn releases
its debut album I in 2020.
The unique and hypnotizing atmosphere with melancholic, gloomy but still romantic piano tunes brings the feeling of the rough and cold Black Metal sound into dark piano music.
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