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A Passage Down (Intro)
01:13
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A curse on my enemies!
Make them see the light
Or feel the flames
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Rise of the Nukeromancer
03:08
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Born to bring the world a battle
Born to bring the world a war
Give them peace in the disaster
Give them peace wrapped in a sword
One thing to know
No need to wonder why
Believe in me
And you shall die!
Electricity
Cyber Warfare / Tribal Warfare
Synchronicity
Nothing's left
One thing to know
No need to wonder why
Believe in me
And you shall die!
I am a lie
I am the end
Evil mastermind
Evil must die
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Electrocutioner New York
⚡Aggressive and ripping thrash metal from the catacombs of New York.
⚡️FALSE IDOLS out
everywhere!!!
Mark Pursino - Guitar, Vox, Synth
Rich Nieves - Bass
Tyler Bogliole - Drums
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