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Inanimate
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Black Hole
04:50
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Way Of Torment
04:21
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Cage Of Lies
04:52
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Pale & Greay
05:06
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Never Forgotten Ones
04:52
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A Rising Chapter Mühldorf, Germany
A Rising Chapter was founded in 2022. The aim was to stand out among the flood of brutal metal bands and to create a special
mix of brutal deathcore with catchy and partly harmonious melodies.
...it ́s time for a rising chapter.
... more
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