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Apocalypse Sunrise
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Razor Thin
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Bullet of Truth
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Vida sin Sentido
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Uninvited Again
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Devils Ditch
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The Light
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No Puedo Mas
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Slow Death
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No Questions
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The Now
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TORCHER Edmonton, Alberta
Formed during violent forest fires, and Apocalyptic street rage. Rusted, ripped and road-worn. 3 savage solar flares, singe the stars....Or? something just like that
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