Serpents at the Doorway of Death

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Deadpanist Crass and putrid OSDM certainly worth a buy.

mourner Dripping like putrid pus into my ears. What a joy. Favorite track: Howls of Execration.

Dumb mmmn I wonder what a cover of this by R. Kelly would sound like? it would certainly put you in the mood...

Beavis & Butt-Head Butt-Head - Unembalmed rules! the album is like uhhhh super awsome an stuff.

Beavis - Yeah yeah this rules !!!

tank_06 Yo Beavis & Butt-Head... I agree.
Watch out for those serpents.
Let's go play some frog baseball! Favorite track: Soultaker.

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released January 28, 2022

Unembalmed Phoenix, Arizona

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