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Alchemy
02:35
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Dark Balance
01:39
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Dissolved Soul
00:07
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Evaluate and Liberate
01:40
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I
02:28
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Indecipherable Me
01:38
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Infinite Present
01:40
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Lost
01:57
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Perceptions
01:26
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The Prophecy
03:17
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Unrevealed Wisdom
01:55
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Where's your God
01:57
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Murder Records Netherlands
The underground lives and Murder Records proudly stands out for it. Here's your chance to know new and great bands that avoid mainstream and play with guts regardless what the tendencies are. From heavy metal till grindcore all bands that Murder Records support are devoted to incarnate the metal soul therefore they play to raise fuckin hell. Check them out and bang your brains out! ... more
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