Er Hu Peret Em Heru

1.	Lo Manthang	01:41	instrumental
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2.	Hal Tarxien	05:19	instrumental
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3.	Unknowable Elysium	04:28	instrumental
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4.	Kitab Al-Mayyit	06:39	instrumental
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5.	Saturnus Clouds	06:46	instrumental
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6.	5 Days for the Birth of 5 Gods	03:26	instrumental
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7.	Exerro	06:45	instrumental
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8.	Oddotaa (feat. Black Worm)	04:52	instrumental
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9.	Ways of Researchers Are Inscrutable	05:48	instrumental
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10.	Hatp-Hatatbu	06:25	instrumental
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11.	Kheperi	08:08	instrumental
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12.	Tribe Rebellious	09:46	instrumental
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Senmuth - Er Hu Peret Em Heru

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ConorFynes

December 21st, 2010

Senmuth - all instruments, samples and programming

Released online by Ixtlan Industries.

Senmuth's notes on the album:
"The latest hour of ethno-doom-instrumental epic of our friend Senmuth.

The author himself characterized the album like this: continued ethnic travel deep into the soul and the centuries."

Other notes:
- The song "Lo Manthang" got its name from a walled-in village in Nepal.
- The song "Hal Tarxein" got its name from a prehistoric Maltese temple with an earth-mother statue.
- The song "Unknowable Elysium" got its name from Elysium, a Greek part of the Underworld.
- The song "Kitab al-Mayyit" got its name from the Egyptian text of the same name. It means "Book of the Dead Man".
- The song "Kheperi" got its name from Khepri, an Egyptian solar deity.