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Shackles of Life
07:18
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Placid Drowning
01:55
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Broken Chains
09:25
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A Dreamless Void
02:29
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Dagon
03:34
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Closing Chapter
02:51
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Mist of Misery Stockholm, Sweden
Mist of Misery was founded in March 2010 by Simon Sjölander and Mortuz Denatus.
The band now
consists of:
Änglamakaren - Vocals
Mortuz Denatus - Guitars, Keys, Orchestral Arrangements
Tenebris - Bass
Livsnekaren - Drums
... more
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