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Deny
04:14
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Future Mess
03:44
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Control Yourself
04:15
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Lack Of Motion
04:04
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The Warning
03:38
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Confusion
03:37
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The Great Wall
04:24
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Ride
04:54
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Fractions
04:46
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Dead Anger
05:44
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Lucifer's Aid Stockholm, Sweden
Lucifer’s Aid is harsh, beat driven music with minimalistic texts. Monotonous and hardware machine made.
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