The Dark Hours to Come

by Krauhl

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paliojen_black This offering seems to be a bit of a departure for Krauhl, but has got to be one of the best dark, dungeon synth albums I've heard in a while. Certainly one of the best of the year so far. I really hope Krauhl continues to explore some of these great ideas. This album really achieves! Favorite track: Mountain Spider Den.

Rafi First of all, i apreciate a art of cover this album. It's cool!

And then, the vibes of all in this album, i think is variety. Sometimes i found a calm vibes, and sometimes i found (somes like) horror vibes (basically like an artis try to define a concept of album).

But, maybe is everyone think some song in this album have a little bit of comfy? I don't know that was true or not, but this album it's amazing!

Ya, i find diversity here. For sure! Favorite track: Around the Warlock's Shop.

lawsonjax Mellow DS vibes all around, but this track is a legit comfy banger ready for my holiday season rotation Favorite track: Attending an Elven Celebration.

karmafish Krauhl invites you to another glorious journey with 9 poignant stories combined into a fantastic album. \m/ Favorite track: Sit For A Spell.

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1.	Stench of the Storm 01:35	buy track
2.	Around the Warlock's Shop 04:03	buy track
3.	A Lively Market 02:28	buy track
4.	Corpses beyond the Walls 02:44	buy track
5.	Mountain Spider Den 03:28	buy track
6.	The Dwarven Graveyard 04:10	buy track
7.	Attending an Elven Celebration 03:42	buy track
8.	The Marble Cathedral Fanfare 02:49	buy track
9.	Sit For A Spell 01:14	buy track

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A conceptual escape to a world of fantasy and horror.

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released April 2, 2022

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