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Baptized By Steel
05:52
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Bloodland
03:47
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Firestorm
04:22
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Rain of Ash
04:35
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After the Fallout
05:42
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The Wolves of Hate
03:53
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Blackened Earth
04:33
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Where Demons Dwell
06:07
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Deathgasm Records Marietta, Georgia
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