Genetic Grief, by Askeesi

Genetic Grief

by Askeesi

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Stolen Life (Siberia) 08:00

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"Genetic Grief" - this is an album about people who undergo emptiness and despair. People who try to get away from the lifeless reality and find shelter in the woods, with rocks and rivers. Nature, which also seems to have isolated itself from the world like a hermit, with its asceticism and mysticism unselfishly makes you feel that you are still alive. This is an album about sorrow that has no reason and comes out of nowhere and is the genetic legacy of our ancestors. Ancestors who went through countless wars, diseases and tragedies with the Caucasus Mountains looking down at them. All this is endlessly reflected in us through the blood, through the genetic code.

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released July 9, 2022

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