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Draugs Harg
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Digerdöden
04:48
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Världsspegeln
04:51
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The Voyager
05:12
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Ångestens Högborg
07:03
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The Giant's Laughter
05:19
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Vansinnesvisan
04:43
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Kaos Återkomst
06:59
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Thyrfing Sweden
THYRFING emerged from the ever-growing underground scene in Sweden back in 1995. After seven full-length albums and numerous live performances all over the world, the band have gained a strong following over the years and an exquisite standing within the metal scene. The band is now about to start the production of their next album, scheduled to be released through Despotz Records in spring 2021. ... more
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