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The Black Monolith Athens, Greece
The Black Monolith is a conduit for the forces that lie beyond the veil of existence. Through frequencies, we summon the primal energies that stir within the earth, invoking the spirits of the void. Each drone is a beacon for the entities that dwell in the darkness between the stars. ... more
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