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Poison King
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Golden Bough
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The Art of Passau
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Babes in the Abyss
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Our Dark Mother
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Foreign Armies East
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Land of Nod
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Sleep of Monsters Helsinki, Finland
”Gratuitously overblown, spectacularly crafted melancholy.”
(Angry Metal Guy,
US)
Ike Vil - vox
Sami Hassinen - gtr
Uula Korhonen - gtr
Janne Immonen - kb
Pätkä Rantala - dr
Mäihä - b
Hanna Wendelin - voc
Nelli Saarikoski - voc
Tarja Ele - voc
... more
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