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Midnight Red
05:02
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Monochrome
03:16
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The Haunting
04:18
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Shadow
04:36
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The Haunting (Hobbs Mix)
04:19
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Shadow (Duplicity Mix)
05:12
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Flowers of Sacrifice England, UK
Flowers of Sacrifice was born out of several other failed projects following the death of a band member. Gigging extensively in the South of England and venturing out into major cities before calling it a day in 1993. We are now back and working on recording and gigging. ... more
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