Recurring Horrors, by Christoph de Babalon

Recurring Horrors

by Christoph de Babalon

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ollie a short but poignant album in the series of CdB archive releases. a great piece for halloween or any other day. cd highly recommended. Favorite track: Delinquent Dreams.

Pulse Daemon I saw this guy live for the first time on Norberg Festival 2018 and it was intense. I found this artist from his late 90's and early 00's albums and has had a special place for me since. Favorite track: No Man's Land.

Oliver Blandcore Just finished my first listen, absolutely stunning. Christoph is up there with the very best. Favorite track: No Man's Land.

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1.	Combine 03:50	buy track
2.	Delinquent Dreams 01:59	buy track
3.	Toteninsel 03:35	buy track
4.	Recurring Horrors 04:46	buy track
5.	Frost 01:56	buy track
6.	No Man's Land 09:40	buy track
7.	Blue Hours 05:46	buy track

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We have seen that everything pertaining to play once pertained to the realm of the sacred. But this does not exhaust the realm of play. Indeed, human beings keep on inventing games...

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released September 2, 2020

All tracks recorded 1993–1998
Music by Christoph de Babalon
Mastered by Mark Klon at Klon Studios

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