Koen Vingerhoets
Mother North.
'Nuff said.
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Voice Of Shadows
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Now, Diabolical
06:06
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Repined Bastard Nation
05:42
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Nocturnal Flare
07:13
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Die By My Hand
07:06
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Tro og Kraft
06:04
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Phoenix
07:26
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Den Siste
07:17
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To The Mountains
08:51
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The Pentagram Burns
06:24
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Mother North
08:22
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K.I.N.G
06:00
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Satyricon Oslo, Norway
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