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Throne of Evil - Throne Of Evil

from Blasphemy Salvation by Throne of evil

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In the glorious times
22 were burnt,
hatred and the evil
were there indeed.


In opposition reduce his freedom,
they cut his world and denied his past
practice in the throne of evil.


Fanttoft, Skojold and Hollmenkollen,
will burn in these memories.
They speak about glory,
about a circle that it was inspiring of terror.


Now we must to reborn,
and no limit for our freedom,
marked for the hatred.
We must return to forge...
the throne of evil.


Hate you christian fucking possers
you do not belong to this place,
incongruent bastard fuck your self.
Only chosen ones
have right to listen.
You pathetic existence,
just see, them make me sick.


Attack!


Imposing his will,
nobody must be idly,
that is the way
Satan represents our freedom

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from Blasphemy Salvation, released February 20, 2008

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Throne Of Evil Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile

Throne of Evil was born in Antofagasta, Chile.

2007-EP. " Blasphemy Salvation" a dark and misanthropic material that speaks to the hypocrisy of the Catholic Church and expresses the rejection to the weak humanity seeking in false fables to justify their decadent actions .
2013: Lp- "Muerte Por Creencias": focused on the ancient cultures that currently are neglected by this society without memory ... more

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