Sanguinary Origins, by The Eldritch Truth

Sanguinary Origins

by The Eldritch Truth

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Drachensturm Crushingly powerful, like all the best bits from Brand Of Sacrifice and Rings Of Saturn smashed into a singularity and coming out with their own distinct sound.

Cody Bloemhard Weird and Cool and Good Favorite track: Frenzy.

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	1.	Quest for PaleBlood 03:39		buy track
	2.	Frenzy 04:28		buy track

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released May 17, 2019

All music and lyrics produced and enscribed by the wisdom of the great old ones through The Eldritch Truth

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