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Shadow of Shadows
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Son of the Blood Oath
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Progenitor
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Fire Serpent
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Blood of the Wolf Chicago, Illinois
Blood of the Wolf is a blackened death metal band from Chicago, Illinois. Formed in 2012, Blood of the Wolf combines razor- sharp riffing with memorable melodic passages, relentless drumming and intense vocal delivery. For fans of: Belphegor, God Dethroned, Marduk, Vader ... more
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