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Until It Rains Red
04:00
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The Witch
05:00
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Bury Me Upside Down
02:06
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Blood Mover
02:46
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5. |
Let Me In
02:24
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Phantasma
02:17
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Lead Man
03:57
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Dead Train
02:03
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The Shadow Hand
03:18
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I'm Taking You To Hell
04:40
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Learning Curve Records Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis based indie record label. Since 2000.
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