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Dødsferd Ierapetra, Greece
Misanthropic Underground Black Metal Since 2001
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Old school black metal art, loyal to the underground beliefs!!!
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Wrath's own label! Underground label releasing underground gems!!! Supporting the underground and spreading the propaganda for the underground scene!!!!
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