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The Dead Canonic
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Regalia
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Ministerials
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Capitulum
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The Day of Leviathan
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Dungeon Lore Foundation Russia
Dungeon Lore Foundation (DLF) - part of Russian Dungeon Synth community, created for releasing independent musical records in that genre.
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