As Kaleidoscopic Patterns Arise
from Feast Upon The Gleam by Kringa
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from Feast Upon The Gleam,
released August 21, 2019
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Kringa Linz, Austria
14.9 - Cosmic Void Fest London
12.10 - Vienna Metal Meeting
31.10 - NFR Fest Linz
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