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Drenchman's Song
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Ladies of the Lochs
03:28
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Novio Magus
02:06
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Captain Cray
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Vandrelyst
02:46
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I am Crow
04:03
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Waltz with an Outlaw
07:38
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Funniest Story
04:13
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Drowsytail Apron
03:54
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Thank the Devil
04:13
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Pyrolysis Zaltbommel, Netherlands
Barefooted and using purely acoustic instruments, Pyrolysis breathes the raw, natural chaos of life into
music. With a
leading role for nostalgic melodies, they play stormingly fast-paced and energetic songs
perfect for any tavern brawl, but also some darker ballads that reek of rainy days.
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