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Avesta

by Aathma

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1.
Mah 06:59
2.
Mithra 08:02
3.
Atash 06:38
4.
Ken Za 04:21
5.
Hvare 04:25
6.
Avan 12:05

about

Avesta is a collection of sacred texts from ancient Persia,
Each song recreates a rite or cult to a natural element or deity.
Mah (the Moon)
Mithra (Solar God)
Atash (the Great Fire)
Ken Za (Exorcism)
Hvare (the Sun)
Aban (the Waters)

credits

released January 20, 2017

Juan Domínguez: guitar, vocals
Mario González: bass
Alejandro Porras: drums

music by aathma
lyrics by Juan Domínguez
recorded live by Carlos Santos at Estudio 1
mixed by Carlos Santos at Sadman Studios
mastered by James Plotkin at Plotkinworks

art by Robert Hernández
band & art photography by Sergio Albert
design by Juan Domínguez

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