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Preacher
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Until The End
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Heretic
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Woven Like Stitches
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Soulbound
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Valheim
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Thirteen
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Tanin'iver Adelaide, Australia
Tanin’iver – the blind dragon steed of Lilith in ancient mythology, the beast that brought about the union of Lilith and
Samael, which spawned pestilence and brought it into the world.
Tanin’iver – the black/death metal embodiment of one man’s creative spirit, forged in the cold flames of tragedy, loss and personal struggle; an outpouring of blazing hatred and rage at a world blighted by sickness
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