Get all 9 Extispex releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Allsköruligr Jökull, Useless Now, Demos (2021-2023), What Winter Took From Me, Built in Sanguine Eclipse, My Mournful Vision, Rehearsal I, A Faint Breath, and 1 more.
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Among Phantom Roses
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My Marble Tomb
Among Phantom Roses
Your Ghostly Grace
Lavish In Grieving
Lit By A Trembling Moon
What Winter Took From Me
What Winter Took From Me
I Hear It Echo In Dreams
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A Candle Glimmers
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Winter Glows
02:08
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An Azure Majesty
06:20
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Against A Weeping Visage
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A Burning Luminance
03:33
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I Started Dreaming There
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In Evening's Blaze
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Extispex Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Insta: @_extispex_
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