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Solitude
09:01
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Alone With Our Failures
04:02
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Condemned as Prey
05:01
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I See No Civilization
07:54
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Wake in Mourning
04:20
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Memento Mori
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Woe Queens, New York
Uncompromising American black metal. Absolute emptiness since 2007.
Woe recommends:
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Death metal from members of Woe, Pyrrhon, and Mutlation Rites.
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Take all the good things about American atmospheric black metal but make the "atmosphere" support the songs instead of acting as the defining quality. Fantastic band, live show, and people.
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