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The Atrocious Horror
04:41
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No Amen
04:36
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Offer Av Livet
05:38
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Even Dawn Drew Twilight
06:09
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Resting Not In Peace
05:29
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De Siste Vintre
06:33
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From Traitor To Beast
07:27
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Lysene Som Forsvant
06:43
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Innhostinga
04:56
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Iskald Bodo, Norway
Iskald was founded Simon Larsen and Aage Krekling in early 2005 in Sortland. After their first demo, the ”Northern Twilight” EP was released, the band has consistently aimed to grow.
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