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Ain Soph

Ain Soph are an Italian (Rome-based) esoteric post-industrial/ritual music collective, described in reviews as an entity that began in the early 1980s with home-recorded cassette experiments conceived as “magical” rituals (influenced by Aleister Crowley, Kabbalah/Enochian references, and liturgical atmospheres). Their 1988 album Kshatriya is repeatedly presented as their masterpiece, while Aurora (1992) is depicted as a major shift “from noise to music, from magic to ethics,” moving toward more song-based forms and explicit conceptual narratives.
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