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Aculeus Apathy
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Addaru (Gravity)
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Akrabu Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
1995 - Kakos Draconis demo
1996 - Kispu Ina Ina Nekelmu full length cassette (D.A.P.)
1996 - An Dorcha
Crionnacht - 1996 cassette compilation
1997 - The Arachnid's Trance (unreleased
2001 - The Fossil Dungeon - D.A.P. compilation CD
2001 - Anunnakian Incantations (Memento Mori)
2002 - Akrabu s/t full length unreleased
2004 - The Lotus Eaters
2006 - Paradise Apparatus
2011 - Chants of Levitation
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