Broadcast on 18-Jul-2015

from CiTR -- Powerchord Hosted by CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Mercyful Fate - A Dangerous Meeting - Don't Break the Oath Misþyrming - Söngur Heiftar - Söngvar elds og óreiðu Naðra - Fjallið - Eitur Shape of Despair - Descending Inner Night - Monotony Fields Cattle Decapitation - Cannibal Inasivorism - Decibel Flexi Series Display of Decay - Created to Kill - Dust of Existance Rites of Thy Degrinoglade - Arch Spatial - Totality Spell - Shocker - Full Moon Sessions Ides of Gemeni - Seer of Circassia - Old World New Wave Deletere - Laudes - Credo II - Les Heures de la Peste Okazaki Fragments - Huddled Masses - Abandoned Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade - The IVth Crusade Agalloch - Vales Beyond Dimension - The Serpent and the Sphere Adversarial - Cursed Blades Upon on the Slavescum of Christ - Death, Endless Nothing and the Black Blade of Nihilism SubRosa - Cosey Mo -More Constant than the Gods Minsk - Conjunction - The Crash and the Draw Vanum - Realm of Ascension -Realm of Sacrifice

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