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World Beyond (Intro)
01:12
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Infernal Massacre
03:04
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Wind blows cold. Blood fills the air. Black shapes emerge. Call of the death. Obscure reason to kill. Circle of terror. Possessed by cruelty. Infernal massacre. Ax dismembering. Chains crushing skulls. Screams of the victims. Under this evil moon. Total mayhem. There’re no survivors. Soon will return. Another night of doom.
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Spirit Homicide
04:42
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There’s a battle between this world and the world beyond. Flesh is the battlefield. Weapons, your inner thoughts. Only have to choose. Path you want to follow. Fulfill your own desires. Transcend the human sorrow. Embrace your animal instincts and explore the pleasures of sin. Kill your own spirit and choose to be free. Anger destroys enemies. Lust fulfill your desires. Pride to live your destiny. Spiritual homicide.
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Death Cult
03:51
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Gather the chosen ones. Macabre altar. Dark beliefs. Sacrifice begins. Distorted reality. Obscure atmosphere. Heart dripping blood, removed from the victim. Eye of the death. Control. Existence. Among carrion. The awakening. Meaningless feelings - die. Remain in the past - frozen. Sinister eclipse - fades. Feast of the damned - reigns. Cult of shadows.
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Lógica Ciega Panama
Underground punk/metal record label from Panama (Central America).
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