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Suiciety
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Havoc
03:45
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Life Erased
04:26
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King Doom
03:25
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Destroyer Of Worlds
03:29
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All I Despise
05:33
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Overthrone
04:09
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Requiem
04:59
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Turning Away
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Exemption
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End Of Darkness
05:06
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Doom Machine Kings, Subd. C, Nova Scotia
For the past 10+ years Doom Machine have been constructing their own brand of doom infused, classic style metal. Having 5
full length albums under their belt and sharing the stage with acts such as Deicide, The Agonist, Castle and more.
Their 2017 release, "Let There Be Doom/ Vol. 4.5" was voted the #1 album of 2017 by CKDU's all metal program Drag The Waters.
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