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Ave Vindicta
06:11
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Heel Turn
03:53
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The Cheat
06:21
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Time Crushes All
07:36
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Lament
03:19
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Warbird's Song
04:05
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Orphan's Dream
04:51
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Dealer's Choice
03:18
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Bleeding Still
05:34
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Broke the Key
03:07
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In the Lock
03:47
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Serpents of Secrecy Baltimore, Maryland
Formed by members of Sixty Watt Shaman, King Giant, Foghound, Borracho, and more Serpents of Secrecy presents their long-awaited debut album, Ave Vindicta,
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My God! What a return for these fellas...has it really been 10 years?! From start to finish, Drifting is an instant classic for Dozer. Just a remarkable album that will be on heavy rotation!
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Recently discovered this band. IF their back catalogue, is as great as this I'll be adding them to my collection. To my ears they sound like someone has blended early black sabbath with led zepplin's bluesier albums. A much welcome trip to the 70s hard blues heavy metal.
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