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Despair Are Shadows
04:54
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Black Walks Eternal
05:13
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Crooked Line
03:29
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Talons Teeth
05:01
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Adrift
04:42
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Feel The Flesh
05:49
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Mortuary
03:42
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Nigredo
03:56
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Pale Lust
03:39
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Phantom Eye
06:21
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STATIQBLOOM Brooklyn, New York
The dark,
hallucinogenic brainchild of Fade Kainer. combining hard beats, pitch-black atmospheres and
disorientating vocals, Statiqbloom creates a pulsating, heavy breed of post-industrial electronics.
Denman C. Anderson was added to the line and contributed writing 2016 - 20
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