Nokturnal Mortum (UKR) – Weltanschauung GALAXY DLP
€34.88
Black Metal
Nokturnal Mortum strikes from the past with their monumental album “Weltanschauung”.
Originally released in 2005, this opus seamlessly blends elements of black metal, folk and epic symphonic music.
With 14 powerful tracks that transport the listener into a world of myths, legends and heroic events, “Weltanschauung” remains a great and unique journey.
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