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  • Limited Edition LP
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    Limited to 250 copies pressed on white vinyl with lyric insert and 4 art postcards.

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Four bands from various corners of the world join forces for an unrelenting display of unholy power and disgust. SIDE I showcases death metal from the grave courtesy of MASTER OF CRUELTY (Paraguay) and FETID ZOMBIE (USA) while SIDE II boasts sickening rites of black metal blasphemy from NOCTURNIZED (Singapore) and VOMIT CHURCH (Mexico/Greece). Packaged in a visually stunning LP format with vile art and layout; don’t miss out on this soon-to-be collector’s item.

SIDE A
A1. Master Of Cruelty - Thorns With Venom
A2. Master Of Cruelty - Where Assassins Rule
A3. Fetid Zombie - Into Oblivion
A4. Fetid Zombie - Devour the Virtuous

SIDE B
B1. Nocturnized - The Withering
B2. Nocturnized - Embodiment of Filth
B3. Vomit Church - Goathead
B4. Vomit Church - In Charge Of Hell

co-release with Morbid Visions Music & Razorbleed Productions

Cat number: LAR010

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released February 19, 2015

Artwork By Mark Riddick [http://riddickart.com/]

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