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Edge Of Glory
03:39
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Pagan's Blood
03:51
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Gypsy's Breath
03:17
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Live Forever
05:58
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Searching
04:57
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Sun
03:33
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Open Up
03:31
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Valhalla
04:38
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The Family
06:17
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Dirty Pagans Adelaide, Australia
Dirty Pagans are a stoner doom metal band, formed in early 2016 in Adelaide, South
Australia.
Conjuring up the face-melting sounds from the 1970s doom scene with vocals that reach the unholiest of altitudes, hypnotizing guitar riffs, heavy basslines and explosive drumbeats. They deliver a high energy performance with an electric groove so hot – Dirty Pagans are guaranteed to cause a nosebleed.
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