Shade Empire - Sunholy - Dark Marble Grey - VINYL LP
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Dark Marble Grey Vinyl Album Tracks 1. In Amongst the Woods 2. The Apostle 3. This Coffin An Island 4. Sunholy 5. Torn Asunder 6. Maroon 7. All-Consuming Flame 8. Profane Radiance 9. Rite of Passage
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- GenreRockDescriptionDark Marble Grey Vinyl Album Tracks 1. In Amongst the Woods 2. The Apostle 3. This Coffin An Island 4. Sunholy 5. Torn Asunder 6. Maroon 7. All-Consuming Flame 8. Profane Radiance 9. Rite of PassageArtistShade EmpireTitleSunholy - Dark Marble GreyFormatVINYLLabelCandlelight
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Dark Marble Grey Vinyl Album Tracks 1. In Amongst the Woods 2. The Apostle 3. This Coffin An Island 4. Sunholy 5. Torn Asunder 6. Maroon 7. All-Consuming Flame 8. Profane Radiance 9. Rite of Passage

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The Empire - Expensive Sound [VINYL LP] date 07/15/2022

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