YomaBarr
No wonder there's no comments under this, it drags you to the core of Earth to burn. Now I know what hell feels like.
The sulphur smell is somewhat French though. Which is not a bad thing for hell.
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De Val
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Vergif
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Het Bedriegende Oog
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Verder Van Het Licht
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ARGENTO RECORDS Amsterdam, Netherlands
Exploring new paths to aural ecstasy
Anno Domini MMXV
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