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Howl for thee ashes
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Wilderness
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Hail to the almighty
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Doomsday, please
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Deliverance Paris, France
Formed in 2013, Deliverance has forged its distinct identity with a mix of blackmetal, sludge, progressive and psychedelic
rock. The band's 3rd record "Neon chaos in a junk-sick dawn" will be released by Les Acteurs de l'Ombre on November 4th 2022.
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