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Porcum Morietur
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Strike Up the Band
04:33
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It Starts With the Blood
05:32
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It Should've Been Me
05:12
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Heap Earth Upon It
04:52
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Pray For the Light
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I Get Low
05:28
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Alive
04:31
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I'm Not Haunted
04:18
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This Is England
05:37
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The Horror Diaries
In 2013, my wife committed suicide. It was beyond unthinkable. Nothing can ever prepare someone for that experience of finding their loved one. Grief stricken, I didn't know what to do with this experience or with myself, for that matter, so I did the only thing that felt comfortable to me when everything else was so unbelievably uncomfortable. I started recording an album. ... more
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