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Deadwood
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A Sign of Things to Come
04:35
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Pariahs
03:47
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Poison for the Lost
04:19
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Descent
04:16
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Absent
03:55
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Eye for An Eye
04:12
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Judas
04:23
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Thorns
04:14
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A Godless Throne
05:12
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Sylosis Reading, UK
Sylosis is a British heavy metal band signed to Nuclear Blast Records. Their brand new album “A Sign Of Things To Come” will
be out September 8th.
Sylosis have proudly flown the flag for fiercely sophisticated but defiantly uncompromising metal. They are here to remind everybody what real heavy metal sounds like when executed by the best of the best!
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