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2
04:19
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03:46
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04:05
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04:16
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02:04
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calls for violence
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chewing the victims
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rise
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MODERNITY England, UK
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by TATTVA
supported by 4 fans who also own “ID&RJ / Wild Animals”
found out about this guy thru his association with Pile Of Heads & Void Wanderer & the Underground Rituals comp. and I'm SO glad I did! this is their first e.p. and it's concept and execution explodes deep & wide! seriously, this is fantastic Black Metal. I immediately grabbed the entire TATTVA catalog.
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