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Nuclear Winter
07:17
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Battle Cry
05:27
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D3AD71N35
07:40
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Keine Flucht
06:37
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SS Olik Vocals
06:20
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Marschierenmänner
05:01
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Life Goes On
05:36
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H-427 Toronto, Ontario
In just their few short years of existence, H-427 has become one of the most iconic bands in the Industrial genre. With an ever growing army of fans, H-427 is poised to release Nuclear Winter, their newest album If you don't find yourself sweaty, naked, out of breath, and bleeding by the time the album is finished, you weren't listening. ... more
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