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This Animal Called God
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There Is A Beast
02:31
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Preparations for History
01:26
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Gimuhudan (The Inferno)
02:37
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A New Song of Darkness
01:58
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In Sigil
03:00
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In Imajica
02:23
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In Krynn
02:36
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In Westeros
03:25
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In Arrakis
03:43
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In Gormenghast
02:55
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In Dhalgren
05:03
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Dark Horse Makati, Philippines
Blackened folk, ambient guitars, and spoken word from the Philippines
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