Satanic Panic

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Graphics and samplings from the 50's to 2000s! Some might remember the "Satanic Panic", where the devil was supposedly influencing Rock N Roll music. FTS! This song is creepy, progressive and bass heavy. It also features musical instrumentation of a chord known as the "Devil's Interval" or Flat Fifth. Its broken up throughout many instruments. LIKE! LISTEN! SHARE! Stay Spooky!

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