Germany's dark ambient artist Corecass has released a video for the "Glijd Mee" track, which features Colin H. van Eeckhout (Amenra, CHVE). The track is from her latest album, TAR, released in October via Moment of Collapse / Sacer Records.
With "Glijd Mee", Corecass encircles past, present and future to reach over the distance and meet in eternity. The video for "Glijd Mee" offers an even deeper glance into the discarded feelings of the individual being and its crooked path in life.
Learn more about Corecass and her TAR album HERE. Link
CORECASS - Offers Video For "Glijd Mee (feat. Colin H. van Eeckhout)"
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