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Blood of the Innocent
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CCTV
02:42
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What Method What Madness
02:34
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They Lie You Die
02:46
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Becomes Again and Again
02:12
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Spoils of War
02:05
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Persuasion = Power
03:22
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Web of Disadvantage
02:26
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Ignorance Your Surrender
02:29
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Kept in the Dark
02:40
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You Have the Gun
02:34
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Will Deceive You
02:18
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Beginning of the End
02:34
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No Return
02:40
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Legacy You Left Behind
02:45
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Propaganda Feeds
02:34
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Candlelight Records UK Wallingford, UK
Premier UK Extreme Metal label whose roster over the years has included Emperor, Opeth, Corrosion of Conformity, Anaal Nathrakh, Enslaved, 1349, Insomnium, Abigail Williams, Obituary, Absu, Onslaught, Limbonic Art, Nachtmystium, Daylight Dies, Orange Goblin, Ihsahn, Crowbar, Xerath, Zyklon, Glorior Belli, Defiance, Myrkskog, October File, Pantheon I, Omnium Gatherum and many more amazing artists. ... more
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