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Descend (Intro)
01:45
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2. |
Funeral Fyre
09:02
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3. |
Black Lines
08:05
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4. |
Cut It Off
07:12
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Mammut
08:18
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Aethereum
08:36
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7. |
Cold Comfort
06:39
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8. |
Sins Of The Elders
09:31
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9. |
Kaltas
03:53
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