Freskur, by Dauðaró

Freskur

by Dauðaró

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verlorene this is what I'm usually seeking for in funeral doom music: profound vocals, that send me shivers (yeah I'm 100% addicted) and slow, dragging yet chaotic atmosphere. and each release Dauðaró provides me with exactly what I'm craving for. 🖤 an absolute gem

bmurator Perhaps the most thoughtful & pensive & dark of Dauðaró's albums. Forever looking & dancing on the edge of the abyss & slowly prodding it.. Until - bam! - the abyss stares back & swallows you whole - there can be no escape without hitting first the buy & then that repeat button time & again! Highly recommended!!! Favorite track: Freskur.

Funeral Fog Dauðaró plays funeral doom as if he's in a deserted cave. The sound is so monolithic and masterful! What he brings to funeral doom is a fresh experience, his style is unmatched and continues to evolve. His busiest year yet for releases, there's a reason we cover all of his releases on Doom Heart. His music in a gem in the doom world, icy and dark music for the soul! Favorite track: Freskur.

Equimanthorn Doomstone Another masterpiece from this great prolific Artist.
I can't write his name in the right manner and I don't understand icelandic language but Daudaro is one of the few Artist who seems is speaking to you.
Favorite song: Freskur (remind me of a wild nature of mountain and frozen lakes and the lucky people who live here)

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	1.	Þögn 13:26
	2.	Sléttan 03:43
	3.	Freskur 35:33
	4.	Kvöldstund 08:37

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Myndir á veggjum
Sem geyma örlög
Þúsund þjóða.

If you can't afford to pay for my music for any reason but would like to add it to your collection, just send me a message and I'll give it out for free. I don't want money to be the reason why someone can't own my stuff.

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released December 6, 2023

Music written & performed by myself.

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Dauðaró Reykjavík, Iceland

One man band from Iceland.

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