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Vosturan
07:45
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Spill Blood For You
Darkness You Are
VOSTURAN
Carve us Into you
Sowers of Dischord
Found is The truth
Vosturan
Celestial Carnivorous
Ill-Lamptitude Obeisance
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Moon Ghuul
07:22
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Taste of Metal
Blood on my Tongue
Say My name-- Stranger
Before Long, I’ll Be Gone
Once they come in
I’ll be hacked apart
Bad enough
They took my mind
I’ll be gone, when they’re done
What’s going on?!
Blades overhead
Spray Shit on my face
I can’t Run!
I can’t Hide!
They’re swimming in me!
Moon Ghoul
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Viral Tyrant Portland, Oregon
Viral Tyrant from Portland Oregon emerges as a powerful and compelling new voice not often seen in today's doom
scene.
Drawing influence from past and contemporary titans of Doom/ Black/Thrash metal and beyond, Viral Tyrant are now ready to take their place among the elite of heavy music and elevate themselves as a new, richer and more vicious sound in a crowded landscape.
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