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Track Premiere: Funerary Descent – ‘Eternal War Ov The Eclipsing Sun’

April 24, 2018 Dutch Pearce

Drown in the stream of this new Funerary Descent song now.

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Exclusive, Featured, News, Streaming, Track Premiere Fólkvangr Records, Funerary Descent, Maryland black-doom.

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