Hooded Menace - Gloom Immemorial - VINYL LP
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Album Tracks 1. Fulfill the Curse 2. The Eyeless Horde 3. A Decay of Mind and Flesh 4. The Haunted Ossuary 5. I, Devil Master 6. Catacombs of the Graceless 7. Abode of the Grotesque 8. Instruments of Eternal Damnation 9. Chasm of the Wraith 10. The Creeping Flesh 11. Monuments of Misery 12. Celestial Dissection
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- GenreHeavy MetalDescriptionAlbum Tracks 1. Fulfill the Curse 2. The Eyeless Horde 3. A Decay of Mind and Flesh 4. The Haunted Ossuary 5. I, Devil Master 6. Catacombs of the Graceless 7. Abode of the Grotesque 8. Instruments of Eternal Damnation 9. Chasm of the Wraith 10. The Creeping Flesh 11. Monuments of Misery 12. Celestial DissectionArtistHooded MenaceTitleGloom ImmemorialFormatVINYLLabelNapalm
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