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1. Darkness Comes
04:35
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2. The Shattered Night
03:54
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4. Prolonging Life Drugs
07:43
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5. Ritual Death
05:05
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6. Wahn-Krank-Tod
07:23
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7. Satanic Inner Birth
04:36
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Wolfmond Production SN, Germany
Founded In December 2013
Label For Black Metal
linktr.ee/Wolfmond_Production
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