1. |
Intro
02:11
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2. |
Raum
01:55
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3. |
Interficio
04:14
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4. |
Pontifex
04:30
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5. |
Ritus
02:31
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6. |
Infans
03:22
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7. |
Timor
03:10
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8. |
Silentium
01:30
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IRRITA Lancaster, Pennsylvania
PA WEIRD HEAVY
Vocals & Noise - Daimien Hartranft
Guitar -
David Thomas
Bass - Jay Enriquez
Drums - Josie Nelson
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