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Lügenbold
03:54
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Aufbruch
04:21
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Ein Sturm
03:20
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Gotenzug
03:55
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Seelenreise
03:17
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Von Einst
05:27
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Im Dunkeln
03:24
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Grimurs Fluch
04:26
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Helgrindur Solingen, Germany
Helgrindur is a Pagan Metal Band from Solingen, Germany, a town known as the "blade-city" in the Bergisches Land. Ancient myths, battles and courageous adventurers, wrapped in a Death- and Black-Metal-Garment, guarantee unforgettable evenings.
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