TUBE ALLOYS - Magnetic Point LP Adagio830 recorded in 1974 with William

recorded in 1974 with William Sheller's string arrangements

the faint wisp of white clouds-give it depth and wonder

Thematically the album reaches into the prisons of solitary confinement and pulls out plucky dreamers and battle-bruised fighters

After changing their name

Traditional black metal song structures still persist in songs like "Night Descends" and "In The Garden"

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