1. |
Death is for the Living
04:20
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2. |
George
03:11
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I enter the screaming cemetery
Smelling the dead, burning, rotting
I come here to be buried
I smell him coming
He will be buried with me
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3. |
Vǫlva Danzleikr
07:19
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4. |
Augu Fyrir Huga Hennar
14:35
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5. |
Móti Ragnarǫkum
08:46
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6. |
Ung
03:07
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7. |
III
07:53
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8. |
Illa Tiðandi
10:38
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10. |
Ave Satanas
06:56
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11. |
IV
18:48
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12. |
I
09:48
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13. |
Sylvia
17:38
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Choose Death Florida
Compulsive ritual sound experiments. Drone, ambient, noise, black and doom metal influences. Hail Bune.
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