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Midtvinter
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Obsessis a Daemonio
05:07
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Forgotten Kings
05:56
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Pest
05:52
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Nordiys
05:19
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Mortal Shells
06:11
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Zwielicht
01:33
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Symphony Of A Dying Star
04:11
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The Arrogance Of Agony
05:22
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A Tale Of Salt And Light
07:31
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Century Media Records Dortmund, Germany
A metal label with diverse tastes, Century Media arose from humble origins as a bedroom label based out of Dortmund, Germany
in 1989 and have expanded greatly over the past 30+ years.
Acting as a beacon of professionality, reliability, and an unwavering dedication and passion to the most important thing of all – the music – Century Media are a flagship label in the metal and hard rock fields.
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