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Preludium
02:12
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Last Adam
04:26
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Promise of Persecution
04:11
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4. |
Doctrines Pt. I
05:14
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Battleground
04:09
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Dýnamis
05:24
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This Fire
05:23
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Identity
04:59
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Doctrines Pt. II
04:52
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Roots of Tragedy Nordland, Norway
Norwegian extreme metal.
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