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Sacrum
04:36
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Virus Christii
08:04
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Corpus Misticum
08:54
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Machina Deo
04:38
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Gloria Laus
06:37
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Memento Mori
04:01
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Opus Diaboli
08:57
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Profanum
04:34
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Paranoia Inducta Poland
A project brought to life in April of 2003. Anthony Armageddon Destroyer is the only permanent member
(and creator of
the band). He works with a support of invited guests. Fascination with widely understood
anti-music (industrial, noise) has had huge influence on countenance of the band – their work belongs
to area of Death/Dark Industrial or, as the band calls it, Apocalyptic Death Industrial.
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