Get all 10 Marma releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Dreamspell On The Forgotten Nature Scenery, The Mountain's Tale and The Unseen Things, Epoch, Grief (Single), Meadows And Untold Things, Nir//Ragawi (Collaboration Single), Entering The Journey Of Unknown, Magic And Mystical Tales From Jawadwipa (Split Album), and 2 more.
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Dusklight And Solitude
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Lokatraya Pt.1
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Being Yourself
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Distance Evoke Memories
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Living My Hollowness
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Lokatraya Pt.2
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The Lurking Enigmatic
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The Rest Is Silence
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Mid-Monsoon Lonely Tale
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Marma Jakarta, Indonesia
New spark from abstract ideas, obscure innermost self and producing abrasive audio on a whim.
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