Lucid Intrusion, by AJNA

Lucid Intrusion

by AJNA

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In.Visible.Generator The most impressive work by ajna to date. Fullfilled of dark ambient goodness.

Cold Rollins Lucid Intrusion is a technical and deeply atmospheric release.This is a really excellent Darkness here.. Favorite track: Black Room.

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Edition of 300 copies in 4 panel Digisleeve. 9 Tracks. Running Time 58:46

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1.	The Scourge of Souls 06:10	buy track
2.	Black Room 07:24	buy track
3.	Venomous 05:51	buy track
4.	Shadow of the Orb 05:59	buy track
5.	Spirits I 07:02	buy track
6.	Gematria 06:32	buy track
7.	Spirits II 07:09	buy track
8.	Her Morphing Face 05:53	buy track
9.	Infinitam Abyssum 06:28	buy track

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We gladly welcome US based AJNA to the fold. A lucid dream turned nightmare as vast amounts of images haunt the subconscious. Is this all an act of subconscious? Can this be all lodged into the psyche? Or perhaps it’s a sign of mental illness. Or are spirits a true phenomena? This kind of experience is entirely surreal and subjective, however, one may never know if spirits truly exist. Deep, slow drifting isolationist soundscapes. The album as a whole explores the questionable existence of spirits.

Edition of 300 copies in 4 panel Digisleeve. 9 Tracks. Running Time 58:46

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released August 6, 2018

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