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Nuclear Seas
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Thrashumancy
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Slavery of the Masses
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El 5º Mafioso (inst.)
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Among Two Worlds of Lies
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Anoxia
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Pastors of Hell
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Penelaster
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Arrass Attack!!
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Ramiro Has a Gun (inst.)
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Storming for Vengeance
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Xtreem Music Madrid, Spain
Extreme Metal record label, fucking all trends since 1990!!
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