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City of the Dead
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Wretches
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The Siren's Call
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Holes of Oblivion
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Prince of Darkness
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Reverends of Doom
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Down in Flames
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River of Souls
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The Great Silence
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The Coffinshakers Sweden
Horror Country since 1995.
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