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Critical Mass
05:08
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The Immortal Generation
05:50
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Edge of the Horizon
09:34
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Intelligence Explosion
06:25
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Cannibal
05:48
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Empyrean
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Lost Cause
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Paranorm Sweden
Paranorm is a progressive thrash/death metal band based in Uppsala, Sweden.
Starting out as a
traditional thrash metal band, they soon began experimenting with other metal styles, before settling on a unique blend of thrash, death and progressive metal with a heavy focus on arrangement and melody.
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