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1. Split w/ Black Everest by Reka, released 16 March 1. Reka - Envy Always Has A Lobby (Neid Hat Immer Eine Lobby) 2. Black Everest - Flooded Lazaretto (Затопленный Лазаретто) This is special 7-inch split with Black Everest. We covered each other on this record. Released via Moment Of Collapse Records.

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2. Includes unlimited streaming of REKA / BLACK EVEREST - Split via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 7 days Buy Record/Vinyl € EUR or more.

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3. Listen to Reka / Black Everest Split on Spotify. Various Artists · Single · · 2 songs.

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4. Reka / Black Everest Reka / Black Everest - Reka / Black Everest (EP) 2 versions Moment Of Collapse Records.

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5. Black Everest is a four piece band from Berlin, Hamburg and Oldenburg. We started in this formation back in and releases a demo 7inch and a split LP with our dutch friends in "Capatain, Your Ship Is Sinking" and played just a couple of shows thus far. more.

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6. Mar 30,  · Reka & Black Everest - Split () Reka - post-metal, screamo, sludge, russian, experimental Black Everest - screamo, post-rock, emoviolence, emo-violence Reka - Envy Always Has A Lobby (Neid Hat.

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7. Swellers My Everest VINYL LP TEST PRESSING TP Punk & TEST ALTERNATE JACKET RARE Favourite Auctions Black Everest: Reka / Black Everest: MOC Moment Of Collapse Records: 7", EP, Limited Edition, Germany: Black Everest: Reka / Black Everest: MOC

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8. Demo by Black Everest, released 05 August 1. Standby-Modus 2. Wrong Way 3. AC11DN 4. Umkehrschluss 5. Mit Aller Ruhe This is our demo. Released back in , containing 5 songs. Released by: Moment Of Collapse Records / Still Leben / Kids In Misery / Communication Is Not Words / Ghosts And Demons / Farblos Records / Time Is A Color / Los Bloques / Win Htein .

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9. Everest Records was a stereophonic record label based in Bayside, Long Island started by Harry D. Belock and Bert Whyte in May Everest’s recording philosophy was to make minimally-miked three-channel recordings using the same 35 mm film recorders everywhere.

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