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Fading Forest
04:07
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Desert Man
06:12
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beetles and stones
lying shattered on the ground
the desert man lost control
once glowing eyes now fade
starting to rise
his people appear to revive - one by one
they pick up the stones (brought by the storm)
the beetles creating a monolith
mighty and tall
looming high above the ground
and carried up by his men
a fallen hero rises
right at the top
removing the veil from his face - with eyes glowing bright
filling the sky (over their heads)
protecting his world with a dome of light
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The Gate
04:41
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Rubber Tea Bremen, Germany
Rubber Tea was formed in 2017 by five young musicians from Bremen, Germany. Inspired by Art- and Progressive Rock the band defies the musical status quo. With complex soundscapes, fancy rhythms, orgiastic organ solos, delicate flute melodies and vigorous vocals Rubber Tea ensures their audience a long-lasting experience. ... more
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