8 thoughts on “ The Beginning - Xymox - Reaching Out (Vinyl) ”

1. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Xymox - Reaching Out at Discogs. Complete your Xymox collection/5(24).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Reaching Out on Discogs/5(17).

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3. I love the first album from Clan Of Xymox. It has that old 80's goth feel that no one can ever forget. Especially if you hear the fist song A day, The introduction and the beat is just as dark and goth as ever. You can tell that this band was heavily influenced by The Sisters Of Mercy, (another good popular goth band from the 80's)/5(34).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Headclouds on Discogs.5/5(3).

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6. Limited clear vinyl LP pressing. In it's long and storied history, Clan of Xymox has consistently been adored for it's ability to create a signature, melancholic sound while at the same time be constantly evolving. This holds true with Darkest Hour, the brilliant album/5(21).

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7. Xymox - Reaching Out - *XYMOX* Reaching Out Zok Records Reaching Out (Radio Edit) Reaching Out (Remix) The Beginning Reaching Out (Prophecy Mix) Reach Deep Inside The Oldskool (Babylon Mix) [E-Tek] The Vinyl Vandals - Headstrong [Warri always just breaking apart. D-Saw ‎– EP - D-Saw EP Superstition D.

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8. Clan of Xymox have always been a special band to me. They stood out in my teens and young adulthood. Maybe it was Ronny Mooring's unique vocals, the beautiful blend of synths and guitars acoustic and electric, the occasional female vocal tracks, the tranquility of their instrumental pieces, well probably all of the above!/5(15).

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