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This is the sweet spot of straight-up Death Metal. No sub-genre labels needed. Old-school-flavored while avoiding the (usually bad) NWOOSDM label.
...and the guest appearance list might be the best I've ever seen.
Tour. Tour now.
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Herald of the Maelstrom
04:08
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Slaughter of Lambs
03:41
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Sewage Madness Folly
04:24
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Armament & Brigandine
05:21
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Arbalestier
05:03
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Propagate Onslaught
04:56
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