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Forlorn the Light
05:54
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The Evil of Man
08:55
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The Raven's Return
05:26
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Castle Black
05:59
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The White Hand
05:21
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From the Shadow
07:50
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Wings of Fire
05:44
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The Empire has Fallen
06:55
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Curse of Frostmourne
15:12
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Darklore Brisbane, Australia
Darklore are a five piece metal band hailing from Brisbane Australia bringing forth blackened hymns from both familiar and foreign realms to deliver a fresh, unique and long awaited sound
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