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Origin
06:37
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Weather the Storm
10:03
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3. |
Flowing Through
06:29
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Eihwaz Descending
06:26
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5. |
Love in Death
07:03
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The Raven Song
03:44
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Infinite Sea
10:01
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Ironwood Sydney, Australia
A channel for forces elemental and spiritual, Ironwood’s unique fusion of progressive, folk, and metal influences invokes spiraling atmospheres and dark vistas. Ironwood is simultaneously based in Sydney, Australia and Portland, Oregon, United States.
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