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The Blessing
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Black Quiet Death
04:12
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Destroyed Self
05:47
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Reset
07:16
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Silence
06:28
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Soziopath
06:03
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Rigidity
07:05
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Mirrors of Dispair
02:54
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Gateway to Selfdestruction Zwickau, Germany
Gateway to Selfdestruction are one of the most promising Atmospheric/Depressive Black Metal newcomers
from
Germany. The band was formed in 2013 and played numerous successful live gigs (one of them the unforgettable
goosebumps-in-50°C-heat on the tent stage at In Flammen Open Air 2015) before signing a record deal with
Northern Silence in early 2016.
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