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The Power Of Light
01:38
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The Silent House
02:41
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Embodied Evil
02:32
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The Satanist
02:28
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The Secret Art
03:12
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The Esoteric Doctrine
01:50
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The Road To The Sabbat
04:31
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The Gateway To The Pit
02:21
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The Pride Of Peacocks
02:28
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The Ancient Sanctuary
01:32
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The Four Hoursmen
01:23
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Necromancy
02:35
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Sabbat
01:55
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Out Into The Fog
02:27
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Library Of The Occult UK
Independent label specializing in limited edition releases for sounds of the dark arts
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