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Contaminate-Annihilate
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Anti-Vaxxtermination
06:04
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Chaos Unearthed
06:09
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A Horrible Light
02:02
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Fools of Enslavement
05:12
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Wrath of the Bastard
04:23
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The Kreist
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Welcome to Oblivion
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Futility En Masse
06:23
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Cave Bastard California
Steve Pearce- Vocals
Adolfo Acuna- Guitar
Troy Oftedal- Bass
Sergio Carlos- Drums
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I'll admit I kinda wrote this off as just another modern brutal death metal album when it came out, but upon revisiting it I was happy to discover I was quite wrong. This band have, with this release, hit upon a brilliant blend of atmosphere and brutality that surprised me with every new song. Hopefully this is the record that gets them some more exposure, as they deserve it.
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