Dark pop/pagan-synth duo Esoterik has dropped a "Mentor" single/video from its new EP, Archetypes, out later this year.
For the next EP's instalment, Esoterik explores the insight and experience the "Mentor" has to offer. Get lost in the hypnotic groove, but heed the advice of the Mentor, for it's the end of suffering. It's a beacon in the darkness calling you from the illusive world of form. It's a voice behind the incessant stream of thoughts - a gentle nudge with a firm but helping hand. The choice has been yours all along. Will you be a listening ear, or will you flounder in the chaos?
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ESOTERIK - Offers "Mentor"
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