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Slithering Black Records Providence, Rhode Island
Slithering Black Records is a label that specializes in various genres of dark and atmospheric music, including dark ambient, ritual ambient, industrial, and Lovecraftian themed albums. Often incorporating elements of horror and occultism. Expect to find music that is immersive, unsettling, and atmospheric. ... more
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