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Crosses
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Weapons Of Destitution
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Addictions
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Condemned To The Crisis
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Famine
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Inhuman Conditions
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Krigsulvar Portland, Oregon
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I had this record in my wishlist for ages (probably since it came out) and I never listened to it, as with most of the stuff that ends in my wishlist. Then at some point I had a chance to see them live and finally listened to it for some time before the gig. I thought the band was a bit cold. Still, the riffs are there and the sound too. And it was a nice show anyway! I'm curious to see where this band is heading! Support them!
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