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Intro
02:17
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Long night
06:00
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Hello
05:59
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Harmful shelter
05:22
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Virtuous suffering
05:37
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Thin line
06:44
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Soul Invictus Ludwigsburg, Germany
Through all generations inspired Doom-Metal with clean female vocals, gritty bass, oldschool organ sounds, rancid guitars
and rumbling drums. Formed in southern germany in late 2016.
Ashima: Vocals, Keys
Micha: Guitars
Heiko: Guitars (Live)
Sebbo: Bass (Live)
Viralex: Drums (Live)
... more
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