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Melancholia_Intro
03:01
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At night
04:39
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It comes
05:04
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Melancholia_Caress
01:52
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Show it to me
06:41
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Your's are the sweetest
05:55
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Melancholia_Meaning
01:49
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Something good
07:16
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Must have been something
05:15
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Melancholia_Unveil
02:22
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As light as an anchor
04:56
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Dawn
07:11
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The place for me
03:19
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Melancholia_Apart
02:22
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Ad Vacuum Clermont Ferrand, France
Created in 2003 by Guillaume Amaro, Ad Vacuum will never have to choose between genres. Is it Dark? Metal? Acoustic? Electronic?...blabla... It's just music! A bit conceptual I guess...
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