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The Whispers Of Pendal
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Death Watch
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Wither
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Pestilent Rain
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Song Of Salem
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Thorns
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Fog
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Snod
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Forgotten Realms
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Tower Of Ash
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The Disapearing Sun
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Wulfhere Productions UK
Underground Black Metal label based in Cumbria (U.K)
Please only contact me via email or Facebook.
wulfhereproductions@hotmail.com
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