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Shadow, My Patriarch
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Cerberus
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Mount ov Misery
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Blistering Eyes
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It Dwells Amongst Us
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Vengeful Tribulation
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Caligari Records
Underground record label dedicated to harsh and unlovable music. Underground music for underground people. Only true music is real.
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