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Kulkue varjojen
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Läpi lumimyrskyn
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Yömustaa
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Jään kirous
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Sade mustan lumen
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Hänen jäätävä katseensa
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Jääportit Oulu, Finland
Crafting frostbitten atmospheres since '97, Jääportit is a solo project hailing from Northern Finland. The name translates to "The Gates of Ice" or "Frostportals" in English.
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After The End
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A dreamy, beguiling, nostalgic dungeon synth quest through the shires. But, it's so much more than that. The LP incorporates some unique key changes, field recordings and a lot of Mort Garson style synth work. It sometimes reminds me of old 70's PG horror soundtracks. The record is addictive melancholy inspiration. The ideal music for accompanying the dawning morning of an epic adventure.
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