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The Son Of Obscurity
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For The Glory Of Satan
03:47
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To Eve The Lust Of Ages
04:58
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Burn In Satans Name
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Gut The Church
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Heathen Deity UK
Heathen Deity formed in May 1998 by Vocalist Dagon, with the sole intention to create the true essence of English black
metal and to also pay tribute to the masters of the genre that had inspired them over the years within the scene.
Heathen Deity support the war against Christianity and all that is holy. They show their respect to the United Kingdom's underground Black Metal scene.
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