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Vėlinių Laužai
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Sessrúmnir
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Opium
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Inshallah
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Nordens Vrede
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1042
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The Eternal Return
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Sventovit
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The Heaviest Burden
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Vėlių Namai Lithuania
Vėlių Namai (Home of spirits) is a Lithuanian Baltic dark folk project founded in Prague, 2006. Vėlių Namai welcomes you to
experience the darker side of nature and existence. Through the trails of the spirits, to feel the other world shrouded in mists and mysticism; to visit your home that lies beyond.
Namolio, per rūką ir tamsą, Vėlių takais!
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