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Baptized in Blasphemy
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Haunted Walls
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The Fallacy of Existence
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Malignant Messiah
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Xenobeast
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Black Lodge
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Cascading
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Reflections
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King of Torment
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Cripple the Divine
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The Behest of Serpents Canton, Ohio
The Behest of Serpents is a collective of musicians from the Canton, Ohio area the formed from a variety of Akron/Canton bands in 2019. Our style is influenced by Swedish Death Metal like At the Gates and American Melodic Death Metal like The Black Dahlia Murder. ... more
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