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Freu Dich Doch
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Meine Pflicht zu sterben
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Transzendenz des Todes
05:53
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Nächstenliebe
11:15
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Heim
10:09
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Manifest
06:13
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Träne
01:03
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Bedrängnis Winterthur, Switzerland
Bedrängnis (engl. Distress) is a swiss Misanthropic-Black Metal band which was founded in 2020 by “Aeshma”. Two years later the debut album “Die Bürde die wir tragen” was released and with “Fuath” as a permanent drummer the band’s line-up was completed. ... more
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